Antonio Brown was court-ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation and complete an anger management program due to his violent behavior in 2020
Antonio Brown got involved in legal issues in 2020.(Image via Mike Ehrmann/Getty)
Antonio Brown, one of the most popular and talented players in the history of the NFL, has found himself in a huge scandal after he was accused of shooting a man in Miami last month. While the case brings new twists every day, with Antonio Brown even fleeing to the United Arab Emirates, this is not the first time that the NFL legend has been accused of violence.
Antonio Brown was ordered to go through anger management and a psychiatric evaluation for getting violently involved with a company in 2020
In 2020, Antonio Brown pleaded no contest to battery and burglary charges when he got involved in a huge altercation and violence with a moving company.
In January 2020, days after the moving company filed a complaint against him, Antonio Brown turned himself in at a jail in Florida after a warrant was issued against him. At that point, the NFL legend was released from jail on $110,000 bond.
After Antonio Brown had pleaded no contest to the allegations, the Broward County Court accepted his plea and ordered him to undergo an anger management program for 13 weeks and a psychiatric evaluation, along with 100 hours of community service and two years of probation.
As per the NFL, Antonio Brown's attorney, Carson Hancock had issued a statement where he said, "Rather than engage in a protracted legal case, Mr. Brown decided to resolve this matter in an expeditious manner in consideration of his family and his football career."
This had also led to the NFL conducting an investigation into this and resulted in suspending Antonio Brown for eight games after it was found that he violated several of NFL's personal conduct policies.
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At that point, Antonio Brown had not issued a statement in public about his highly controversial altercation with the moving company.
What happened to Antonio Brown after the 2020 suspension and legal issues?
But the NFL legend has continued to get involved in such legal issues; in 2022, Antonio Brown was accused of inappropriate sexual behaviour by an unidentified woman and a few months later, he was accused of domestic violence by his ex fiancee.
With regards to his highly successful NFL career, Antonio Brown announced his retirement in March 2023 and in 2024, he issued a statement where he wanted to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers for free.
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