Antonio Brown Extradited and Arrested in Miami Shooting Case
Antonio Brown has been extradited from Dubai to the United States and arrested in connection with a Miami shooting, the Miami Herald reported. The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers star was apprehended by U.S. Marshals, confirmed Miami Police spokesperson Mike Vega.
"Miami Police confirm that U.S. Marshals have apprehended Antonio Brown and that he has been extradited to the US. No date has been set for his transfer to Miami-Dade County." – Mike Vega
Background of the Case
Brown was wanted for several months for his involvement in a shooting that occurred on May 16 near an amateur boxing event in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood. Videos captured at the scene suggest the former NFL wide receiver was involved in a fight shortly before multiple gunshots were fired.
- Brown was briefly detained after the incident but released without charges initially.
- In June, a warrant for his arrest was issued after Brown failed to surrender himself for a $10,000 bond and house arrest conditions.
- His trial is reportedly scheduled soon, where he could face a murder charge.
Recent Activity
Just last week, Brown, 37, posted a sponsored video to his 15 million Instagram followers, promoting the online betting site BC Game. The clip showed him driving a black Lamborghini at an undisclosed location, appearing carefree despite the ongoing legal troubles.
Summary
Antonio Brown’s extradition to the U.S. highlights the serious legal challenges he faces regarding the Miami shooting case, with a murder charge possible in the upcoming trial.