Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown’s court hearing in a Florida aggravated assault case has been postponed to October 28. Brown appeared in a Miami courtroom on Wednesday, prepared to enter a no-contest plea and avoid prison time, according to his attorney. The hearing was expected to result in Brown receiving probation, but the presiding judge, who was occupied with another trial, was unable to proceed. As a result, the hearing was rescheduled for later this month.
Crime
Brown’s hearing moves to Oct. 28
Antonio Brown’s court hearing in a Florida aggravated assault case was postponed to October 28 due to the judge’s scheduling conflict. Brown had planned to enter a no-contest plea to avoid prison time, with probation expected to be the outcome.
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