Antonio Brown’s post-NFL life just took a dark turn. The ex-NFL star is reportedly a wanted man in Miami-Dade County after being hit with an attempted murder charge. This stems from a recent chaotic shooting that occurred at Adin Ross’s celebrity kickboxing event last month. A judge has since issued a warrant for his arrest, with his trial date pending. Here’s what we know…
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Antonio Brown Faces Felony Firearm Charge
On June 11, a Miami-Dade County judge signed a warrant for the 36-year-old’s arrest, charging him with attempted murder with a firearm. According to Fox News, the warrant has assigned his bond at a hefty $10,000, with house arrest ordered until his trial begins.
No word yet on whether Brown has lawyered up, nor has he publicly reacted to reports of a warrant being issued for his arrest.
Detectives Claim They Have Video Footage Of The Shooting
The evidence is piling up, and it’s not looking good. Miami police detectives got their hands on video footage showing Brown allegedly throwing punches at another man. It’s unclear which video footage detectives have obtained, but in one viral clip from the incident shared online, Brown can be seen fighting off multiple people.
Shortly after, he disappears from the frame as two gunshots are heard in the distance. The warrant claims Antonio Brown swiped a security guard’s gun and went after the guy he had been fighting. Additionally, cellphone footage allegedly captures him closing in as the victim ducked for cover. The man told cops Brown allegedly fired twice and possibly grazed his neck, per CBS News. He was treated at a hospital before identifying the former athlete in surveillance footage.
BREAKING: Antonio Brown is wanted by police on an attempted murder charge in Miami-Dade County for a shooting at a celebrity boxing event last month, according to the Washington Post.
Brown allegedly punched a man at a celebrity boxing event, grabbed a security guard’s gun,… pic.twitter.com/7O5BpLeVBP
— uSTADIUM (@uSTADIUM) June 13, 2025
Antonio Brown Claimed People Were After His Jewelry
Around midnight, cops responded to calls of gunfire at Ross’ star-studded event. Witnesses pointed the finger at Brown as the shooter after the brawl broke out. Brown was detained, during which time cops performed a search on him. While they didn’t find a weapon on him, they did find an empty holster and two spent shell casings nearby.
Brown was detained but cut loose that night. He took to X shortly after, claiming he was “jumped” by a crew trying to snatch his jewelry, posting, “I was jumped by multiple individuals who tried to steal my jewelry and cause physical harm to me.” With video evidence contradicting his claims, Brown will have to answer for some serious allegations when the case goes to trial. An official date remains pending.
Regarding the boxing event that happened last night. I was jumped by multiple individuals who tried to steal my jewelry and cause physical harm to me. Contrary to some video circulating, Police temporarily detained me until they received my side of the story and then released me.…
— AB (@AB84) May 17, 2025
Social Media Reacts To Warrant For Antonio’s Arrest
Over in the comments section on The Shade Room’s post, the Roomies were sounding off as they reacted to the seriousness of Brown’s charge. Here’s what some of them said…
@leahbklair._ wrote, “He gets attacked, and he gets arrested for AM? Learn to leave people alone.”
@c.jayy2x wrote, “attempted murder is insane bro shot the gun in the air this case ain’t going nowhere 😂”
@mrsleader wrote, “NOT stand your ground only being for the YT Floridians 🌝🌚✨”
@ygnisha wrote, “Something wrong with the Browns , Antonio Brown, Orlando brown and one more but I’m not gonna mention him.”
@aquatonaa wrote, “Everytime I hear AB’s name it’s never nothing good 😭”
@jazthebraider_ wrote, “Attempted murder for shooting in the air? Damn this world f***** up”
@tiasss_way wrote, “They tried to rob him? Where does that make sense? It was self defense. SMH”
