Antonio Brown wanted for attempted murder

A violent incident at a boxing match in Miami involving former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown is now leading to criminal charges.

According to *The Washington Post*’s David Ovalle, an arrest warrant has been issued for Brown, accusing him of **attempted murder with a firearm**. The warrant stipulates that Brown must post a **\$10,000 bond** and remain **under house arrest** while awaiting trial.

Initially, Brown claimed he had been attacked at the event and said he was released after explaining his side to authorities. However, social media videos from the scene captured what sounded like gunshots. Witnesses cited in the warrant reportedly identified Brown as the shooter.

Investigators say surveillance and cellphone footage appear to show Brown punching another man, seizing a firearm from a security guard, and then charging toward the same individual. Video evidence reportedly includes audio of two gunshots as Brown approached, reported MSN.

Days later, the alleged victim met with police. He claimed that after the initial altercation had ended, Brown ran toward him with a gun and fired two shots—one of which may have grazed his neck.

Brown, a former Pro Bowl receiver who played 12 seasons in the NFL, has not yet been taken into custody. It remains unclear whether he has hired an attorney.

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