Antonio Brown Accused of Sending “Explicit Videos” to Teenage Boy as More Details on Domestic Violence Case Emerges

The year 2022 was one full of wonders and amusement for Antonio Brown. He ended his successful career as a wide receiver for the Bucs and became a full-time rapper. AB also flashed his private parts at Dubai and took cheap shots at his former teammate, Tom Brady. Hence, the free agent ignited several controversies last year. Recently a piece of shocking news came out. A woman accused Brown of domestic violence. Not only that but the woman also revealed that the tainted WR sent inappropriate videos to their son.

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Leaked audio procured by TMZ revealed a woman talking to a 911 dispatcher. She said that she and the free agent, who have a son together, got into “a little argument” at their home in Tampa, Florida. The incident happened on November 28th.

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She recounted how her argument escalated. After she arrived at the house, Brown “started throwing fit.” To diffuse the situation, she took her children outside the house. However, the athlete started throwing her clothes out of the house.  Then she said that the Bucs WR was “sending explicit videos to my son’s phone.”

She was also heard to be yelling at Antonio Brown and saying that “This is not legal!” before adding, “You might want to go inside! You better hide out!” A woman who claimed to be a neighbor then called the 911 dispatcher and notified that Brown threw the woman out of the house.

When the police officials arrived, they issued a warrant against him because the wide-out threw a shoe at the woman. However, they never placed him into formal custody. The reason why the woman did not press charges against him was she retracted her earlier claims that Mr. Brown had intended to hit her or damage her physically.

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