Court docs reveal that ex-Buccaneers WR Antonio Brown threatened to shoot the mother of his children
On Thursday morning Tampa police issued an arrest warrant for former Buccaneer wide receiver, Antonio Brown. Inside the warrant, it states that Brown is wanted on a battery charge from an incident on November 28th.
The arrest warrant is for domestic violence that occurred on November 28, 2022 against his ex-partner and mother of four of his children. He was apparently at her house in Tampa and proceeded to lock her out of her home, throw some of her belongings outside, throw a shoe at her and threaten to shoot her. When Tampa Police arrived, Brown apparently refused to exit the home.
On Thursday night, NBC News reported Tampa police are still trying to arrest Brown after making multiple attempts outside the home to execute the order. The department also told NBC Brown is «not communicating with police officers.»
Tampa's WFTS-TV reported earlier in the day that officers were at Brown's home for over an hour, and used a megaphone to call out to him from his front door. Officers also reportedly yelled, «We're not going anywhere,» to Brown during their time at the home, and informed him they had already spoken to his attorney.
We have not yet seen Brown make it with another NFL team after he was released from the Bucs on January 6th, 2021. With his behavior and spitefulness towards organizations and teammates, there's a reason why he hasn't been given another opportunity.
