Miami – Antonio Brown was briefly detained by the police early Saturday after a quarrel in which gunshots were fired outside the celebrity boxing event in Miami, according to the former American Football Association star and video posted on social media.
Miami police said in a statement that the officers had responded to the area at about three in the morning after receiving an alert from the arc of the detection system. Officer Kiara Delva, a spokeswoman for the department, said that the police interrogated many people but had not made any arrests. No injuries were reported at the scene.
Delpha said that the investigation continues to do so, and she was unable to confirm the names of anyone involved.
The video posted on social media showed that Brown was involved in a battle with many people at the boxing event, which was hosted by the famous Adin Ross. Brown appears to be carrying a black pistol as he followed someone. The shots can be heard shortly off the camera.
An additional video of Brown showed his hands behind his back, accompanied by an officer from the place.
Brown, 36, posted on social media that he “jumped by many individuals who tried to steal my jewelry and cause physical damage to me.”
Brown wrote: “The police temporarily detained me until they received my side from the story and then called me. I went home that night and was not arrested.”
Brown’s statement did not mention the shots.
Brown played for Pittsburgh Stelors From 2010 to 2018, when one of the best threats of the US Football Association appeared, and he led twice the period in the yard of receipt. His career took a shrinkage due to many issues inside and outside the stadium, including his neglected contract before Auckland Reders Before the start of the 2019 season.
He divided his last three seasons of the American Football Association with New England and Tampa BayAnd his career ended in Bruun stripping his shirt, pads and gloves while walking outside the field during the conclusion of the Potkani season for the year 2021 against New York Gates. Brown announced his retirement a few months later.
