Former NFL star Terrell Suggs found a year guilty of a criminal indictment after he reportedly had swollen a firearm and threatened to kill a man at a Starbucks drive-through.
Suggs, a two-time super bowl-winning Linebacker, was arrested in April 2024, about a month after the incident took place in Arizona.
Police documents suggested that it started when the hero of the ex-Baltimore Ravens accidentally knocked in the vehicle of another man at the Drive-through, before they both got out of their car and started a fight.
After he stepped back into his car, suggests were accused of telling the other man: 'I will kill you B **** a ***' A black gun flash outside the side window of his driver.
While officials noticed that the gun was not focused on the other man, they still believe that the former pass Rusher was trying to threaten him.
A year after the incident, Suggs argued guilty of one criminal indictment for disorderly behavior on Thursday, TMZ reports.
Former NFL star Terrell Suggs has found guilty of a criminal indictment for disorderly behavior
Suggs, a dual super bowl winner, was arrested in April 2024 after he was reportedly swollen in a firearm and threatened to kill a man at a Starbucks drive-through from Starbucks
He appeared on a court in Maricopa County, Arizona who bore a shirt and tie, before he had filed his culprit plea after closing a deal with officers of justice.
As part of the deal, civil servants came in to drop a second indictment of threatening or intimidating with which he was beaten after the incident in March 2024.
Suggs is now confronted with the time in prison or probation, with the conviction date that is officially planned for 1 April.
However, after he has found guilty to lead a spokesperson for the 41-year-old, he said that he is 'relieved' to leave the incident behind.
“Terrell is relieved that he can now do this unfortunate incident behind him,” the spokesperson is quoted by TMZ.
'The safety and well -being of his family and himself have always been his top priority, and he is grateful that they are all safe. He appreciates the support and understanding of everyone during this time and he looks forward to making progress. '
Suggs had passed the order speaker at a drive-through from Scottsdale Starbucks and had made contact with another man's vehicle when he placed his car in turn.
Although there was reportedly there was no damage to the car of the other driver, the police said that both drivers were leaving their vehicles and started arguing, with the former Ravens -Man later giving the man the middle finger while he was about to leave himself .
The ex-rangman argued guilty of disorderly behavior after the conclusion of a deal with officers of justice
At that time, according to police documents, the argument came up again, where Suggs would have challenged the man to a fight, called him a 'p **** a *** cracker' and says: 'I will b* kill *** a ***. '
He would then have flashed the black gun in his left hand, outside the side window of his driver.
Suggs was also arrested in 2016 for driving a suspended driver's license, the police said at the time.
In that situation, he was reportedly involved in a car accident and fled the stage before he was taken to the prison of Scottsdale City and was later released.
Suggs played an impressive 17 years in the NFL and earned seven Pro Bowl selections.
He was a lynchpin of the defense of Baltimore and won Super Bowl XLVII with the team in 2013.
Suggs later joined the Chiefs in his last season, after playing in the same year for the cardinals and won Super Bowl Liv.
