Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown is now officially wanted by authorities in Miami‑Dade County after an arrest warrant was issued on June 11. he faces a first-degree felony charge: attempted murder with a firearm. The allegations stem from a May 16 incident that occured outside a celebrity boxing event in Little Haiti,Miami.

The May 16 Incident

According to police reports, shots were fired shortly before midnight, wich were detected by the ShotSpotter system. An off‑duty security officer reported witnessing Antonio Brown engage in a physical altercation with another man. Surveillance footage allegedly depicts Brown grabbing a gun from a security official and firing two shots while chasing the same man, potentially grazing his neck.

“I was jumped by multiple individuals who tried to steal my jewelry and cause physical harm to me.”

Witnesses at the scene identified Antonio Brown as the aggressor. Investigators recovered two shell casings and an empty holster. No weapon was found on Brown when he was briefly detained and afterward released that same night.

Brown’s Response

Following the May 16 incident, Antonio Brown addressed the allegations on social media on May 17. He stated, “I was jumped by multiple individuals who tried to steal my jewelry and cause physical harm to me.”

He further added that police “temporarily detained me until they received my side of the story and then released me. I WENT HOME THAT NIGHT AND WAS NOT ARRESTED.” Brown also stated his intention to press charges against those who he claimed attacked him.

In a later livestream with Adin Ross, Brown stated, “I got CTE, I blacked out … I don’t know what happened.”

The arrest Warrant

the arrest warrant, issued on June 11, sets Antonio Brown’s bond at $10,000 and stipulates house arrest should he be taken into custody. The attempted murder charge carries a potential sentence of up to 15 years in prison under Florida law.

As of now, law enforcement has not located Antonio Brown.The inquiry is ongoing, and there has been no public statement from his legal representatives.

A History of Legal Issues

At 36 years old, Antonio Brown has a history of legal issues. This warrant is the latest in a series of incidents, including domestic violence allegations, unpaid child support, and a felony burglary conviction in 2020. His NFL career ended in 2021 with the Buccaneers after he removed his jersey and left the field mid-game.

During his time in the NFL, antonio Brown was considered one of the league’s top wide receivers. Over 12 seasons, he recorded 928 catches, over 12,000 receiving yards, and 83 touchdowns. He was a seven-time Pro Bowl selection and won Super Bowl LV with Tampa Bay.

Antonio Brown has repeatedly attributed his behavior to chronic traumatic