Miami police are not commenting on the status of the case surrounding ex-NFL star Antonio Brown, who is wanted on an attempted murder charge.

Antonio Brown, a former player for the Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots, Oakland Raiders, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, is currently facing a challenging situation. He, however, seems to have ...

Antonio Brown seemed to be blaming the media for his current predicament as the former NFL star faces attempted murder charges in Miami-Dade County. A warrant for the ex-wide receiver’s arrest ...

Antonio Brown seemed to be blaming the media for his current predicament as the former NFL star faces attempted murder charges in Miami-Dade County. A warrant for the ex-wide receiver’s arrest ...

Miami-Dade County authorities have an arrest warrant out for former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown over an attempted murder charge, The Washington Post reports. The charge stems from an incident ...

*Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown is entangled in a serious legal battle following a shooting incident in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood on May 16. According to an arrest warrant issued ...

Now that police have investigated the incident they believe it was Brown who fired the shots. But during a weekend of erratic social-media posts, Brown posted an anti-media quote from Malcolm X.

Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu, the Super Bowl LIX halftime protester, faces arrest for disrupting the event with a political message. He's also the alleg ...

Authorities are now connecting that incident to Brown. The Warrant: Antonio Brown is currently wanted on attempted murder charges, with a $10K bond and conditions including house arrest if he ...

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown admitted via social media that he has left the country, despite facing an arrest warrant for attempted murder with a firearm.

Antonio Brown is wanted by the police for murder after shooting a gun during an altercation. ... The former NFL wide receiver was detained by police following the incident but was later released.