Former UFC Fighter Arrested in Gretna for Assault, Threats
Anthony Smith faces three felony counts, including domestic violence causing serious bodily injury, and has not yet appeared before a judge, officials said.
- On Monday, former UFC fighter Anthony Smith was arrested in Sarpy County, Nebraska, on three felony charges: domestic violence causing serious bodily injury, terroristic threats, and first-degree false imprisonment.
- Smith, who turned 38 on Sunday, remained in custody Tuesday as court documents detailing the incident were sealed, preventing public access to specific circumstances behind the arrest.
- The domestic violence charge carries up to 20 years in prison, while the terroristic threats and false imprisonment counts each carry potential three-year sentences, according to TMZ.
- Smith is set to make his first court appearance Wednesday morning, though bond has not yet been set for the former fighter.
- The Nebraska native recently returned to competition for Gamebred Bareknuckle MMA, capping a 17-year MMA career that included 61 professional bouts and a 13-12 UFC record.
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