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Florida attorney general threatens charges after Cunningham is fouled in WNBA game

James Uthmeier said he would charge players with assault and battery after DiJonai Carrington’s flagrant 2 foul drew a $1,000 league fine.

  • Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington was ejected after receiving a Flagrant 2 foul for striking Indiana Fever forward Sophie Cunningham around the neck during a fast-break play in Saturday’s game.
  • The Fever went on to win 90-86, while Cunningham called the foul unnecessary but said she had no personal animosity toward Carrington.
  • Carrington later posted “WHITE PRIVILEGE” on social media, suggesting race played a role in the officiating decision, while Cunningham rejected that interpretation.
  • Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier responded on social media by warning the WNBA that he would charge players with assault if similar conduct occurred in Florida.
  • Uthmeier’s comments have added a political dimension to an already contentious WNBA incident, although the league does not currently have a team in Florida and no criminal charges have been filed over the foul.
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