US EditionAntonio Brown in Jail Months After Miami Boxing Event Shooting: Reports
- On Nov. 6, U.S. Marshals apprehended Antonio Brown in Dubai and flew him to Essex County, New Jersey, where he is held pending extradition to Miami, Miami police spokesman Mike Vega said.
- After the May 16 boxing match, Antonio Brown allegedly grabbed a handgun from a security staffer and fired two shots, with victim Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu reporting a bullet grazed his neck in Miami, Florida.
- Video footage shows Brown appearing to hold a black pistol while pursuing someone, with gunshots audible off-camera, and Brown posted on X, 'Brown wrote in part' after the incident.
- Facing a second-degree attempted murder charge, Antonio Brown faces up to a 15-year prison sentence and $10,000 fine, with no date set for transfer from Essex County, New Jersey to Miami-Dade County, Florida.
- A former NFL star, Antonio Brown, seven-time Pro Bowl receiver, finished with 928 receptions, more than 12,000 yards, and 83 touchdowns, and has past legal troubles including an October 2023 Broward County child-support arrest.
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Antonio Brown was arrested in Dudabi and extradited to the United States to face a charge of attempted murder in Miami, Florida
Why Was Antonio Brown Arrested in Dubai? What’s Next for NFL Legend Amid Legal Troubles
Former NFL player Antonio Brown has been arrested in Dubai on an attempted murder charge following a shooting incident in Miami. The wide receiver was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals in Dubai and transferred to New Jersey. According to a Miami police spokesperson, it’s unclear why he was taken to New Jersey first. The arrest warrant states that the altercation began with a fistfight before Brown allegedly grabbed a gun from a security guard …
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Former NFL star Brown extradited from Dubai to face trial in shooting
Former NFL star Antonio Brown was extradited from Dubai to the United States to face a charge of attempted murder stemming from a shooting in May, the Miami Police Department said Thursday.
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