Already been addressed.
Bottom line is I'm taking my chances abroad versus a judge and jury facing 5-20 years. Period. Especially if I have the bread.
Antonio Brown wanted for Attempted murder after firing shots to avoid getting robbed at Adin Ross Boxing event.
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Already been addressed.
Bottom line is I'm taking my chances abroad versus a judge and jury facing 5-20 years. Period. Especially if I have the bread.
Please tell us how someone first of all is going to fly with hundreds of thousands of dollars to another country, much less get through security coming from and going to. And forget about wire transfers, AGAIN, unless you are a citizen of that country or a permanent resident, you will have to leave at some point or run the risk of getting arrested and deported. The travel to the next country will be perilous because that warrant will be shared with countries that cooperate with us on criminal matters, and or other mechanisms to track fugitives.
This is not 1925 it is 2025, it is extremely hard for a regular person to hide and evade capture in a foreign country, so what do you think will happen with a famous, CTE having crashout?
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I agree with the person that you’re responding to, and I think that your response is based on a type of conditioning in our society where people don’t even look to leave when they really probably should
If he swarm of people are chasing after you and you fire some shots into the air, not hurting anyone but getting them to stop chasing after you or you could likely be killed. You should have no need to have anything hanging over your head to clear your name.
He shouldn’t have to fight a trial he shouldn’t have to face multi hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees
A mob of people were chasing after him, and he simply did the most responsible thing possible to get himself out of that situation without losing his life or hurting anybody
He can go found the Saudi Arabia Football League with Riyadh Season
Look back just long enough to say “fukk em” and keep going
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Shooting a gun blindly in the air, in a crowd, is not a responsible thing according to law and logic. It's madness...and more in line with something a person with brain damage would do. You know....like Antonio Brown.
This dude was broke not long ago yet I'm to believe he can exit the country and be fine? He doesn't have to come back for anything? Not likely. He's fukked.
In this discussion, you may be more rooted to the way things are, whereas I’m rooted to the way they should be
From my point of view your position highlights responsibility but is also rife with Karen vibes
The claim that Antonio Brown was “shooting blindly” into a crowd is speculative and not supported by the outcome … no one was hit. This suggests precision or restraint, not recklessness - with the amount of people chasing him, it would’ve been easy to hit someone. Whether or not Brown has brain damage is irrelevant; it doesn’t negate his right to self-defense when faced with a threatening mob. A group of aggressive individuals, likely fueled by nightlife chaos, targeted him, putting his safety at immediate risk. His response …firing shots that harmed no one - demonstrates significant restraint, especially given the potential danger he faced.
High-profile figures like Brown are often targets, and expecting them to remain passive in the face of a violent crowd is unreasonable. Compare this to cases where law enforcement uses lethal force with far less scrutiny—like the man shot over 100 times by police in broad daylight after ramming their vehicles. If that level of force is justified, why should a young athlete, defending himself against a mob, be condemned so harshly? His life was in danger, and the fact that his attackers walked away unscathed speaks to his composure, not a need for further restraint. When a group chooses to attack someone, they accept the risk of facing serious consequences. Brown’s actions were a justified response to a clear threat, not an invitation to ruin his life over the actions of reckless partygoers.
That event looks like the type of thing where he was paid to be there, so there’s a possibility that man was set up.
I’d actually like to hear your specific take on the Suge Knight case so let’s look at that video and tell me if you think he should be in jail cause I feel like you’re gonna tell me that you think he should be in jail.
There are some people that are so attached to their negative feelings of athletes or high-profile figures that they actually get a rise out of being able to witness their downfall, somehow that makes them feel better about themselves. Love them or hate them I’ve never been attached enough to anyone to want to see them fail
This isn’t like Ben Roethlisberger with his 7th rape accusation, it’s a case of a man visibly fleeing an angry mob, in the footage, you can see that he has combatively fleeing these people, even combat his motive was clearly to get out of this situation and yet they’re still chasing him. How could you possibly be against him in this situation? That District Attorney should be disbarred
If I were the police officer in charge of the scene, Antonio Brown would be sitting in the back of an ambulance with a blanket around him and a warm cup of cocoa
Assailants would be in jail and the event would be investigated as far as who invited him there and who knew he was going to be there. They were clearly trying to rob him, or worse
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If he doesn't need the attention, there are plenty of places he could go where no one would recognize him. Hector and Juan in Costa Rica don't give a f*ck about the NFL.
Now if he gets recognized, that's a completely different story.
Please tell us how someone first of all is going to fly with hundreds of thousands of dollars to another country, much less get through security coming from and going to. And forget about wire transfers, AGAIN, unless you are a citizen of that country or a permanent resident, you will have to leave at some point or run the risk of getting arrested and deported. The travel to the next country will be perilous because that warrant will be shared with countries that cooperate with us on criminal matters, and or other mechanisms to track fugitives.
This is not 1925 it is 2025, it is extremely hard for a regular person to hide and evade capture in a foreign country, so what do you think will happen with a famous. CTE having crashout?
I will tell you more.
Ideally, moves have been made beforehand. As a multi-millionaire you should already have cash on hand just in case. And you should also have money in an accessible foreign account.
However, if no preparations were made then things get considerably more difficult. You could try and take the cash on a commercial flight but that wouldn't be advisable. You could charter a private jet for around $50K and give yourself a better chance at moving with the money. You can take a train, you can take a bus, there are lots of alternatives. And moving between countries using cash in a place like South America, is not as difficult as you might think.
Also let me be clear. If the US is dedicated to tracking you down, you will get tracked down. But AB's charges aren't that serious. And if you can lay low with access to large sums of cash you can live a good life.
Personally, the reason I'm taking the chance is because once you turn yourself in, you're at the mercy of the court and the judicial system, which has shown it will f*ck over a black man with the quickness. If I go on the run and go to South America and they end up catching me, I have to eat those extra years. But I'll take that chance over turning MYSELF in and possibly catching a 15+ year sentence.
And don't let me find somebody that makes quality forged documents. You will never see me again.
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No.
There are small towns and villages in Costa Rica and South America where he would never get noticed, trust me. Not to mention other potential places in Asia or even Africa, although I'm not as familiar with those locations.
Also, the US wouldn't go that hard over AB... no one got killed, no one got shot, no one got seriously injured... you think the US is really dedicating massive resources to capturing Antonio Brown?
But just for clarity, you're saying if you were AB you would turn yourself in?
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