Antonio Brown just can’t stay out of anger.
In his most recent off-field incident, the seven-time Pro Bowler and Buccaneers receiver was accused of breaking a security camera and dumping his bike on the arm of the security gate after being told to come down to the gate from his Florida apartment building in October he was able to accompany a guest into the house, the Miami Herald reported on Monday.
This request did not go well with Brown, who in the midst of his tantrum yelled at the guard, “Why are you wasting my time, you have to let my guest through the gate” police report.
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But Brown, already on parole on a previous arrest, avoided criminal charges against him from the luxury development where he owns a $ 6.6 million mansion for being the president of the Hollywood Oaks Homeowners Association feared that the 32-year-old could return the favor against her employees, “she told the police.
Sylvia Berman, the HOA president, later downplayed the incident in an interview with the newspaper. She said the board felt the incident was too minor to bring charges and that Brown, who had previously been fined for undisclosed rule violations within the community, agreed to replace the broken camera .
Berman then defended what she called Brown’s “emotional” response to being called to goal, calling him a “hero” for having seven receptions and 69 yards in Sunday’s 46:23 win over Carolina.
The case was finally resolved by Hollywood Police on November 5, less than two weeks after Brown signed a one-year contract with a base salary of $ 750,000 at Tampa Bay.
The buccaneers said in a statement they were aware of the incident before they signed Brown as he neared the end of an eight-week ban for violating the league’s code of conduct.
“When Antonio came to us, we knew what we expected and asked of him,” said the team. “So far he has met all our expectations.”
Brown appears to have left the condominium for the time being as it has previously been reported that he has moved into the Hall of Famer with Tom Brady in the future $ 7.7 million mansion in Tampa Bay, which is rented by Derek Jeter.
It’s unclear whether this incident would violate Brown’s two-year probationary period, which he agreed upon after he was arrested in January after physically assaulting a driving truck driver outside his 12-bedroom mansion for a fee of $ 4,000 would have.
Brown did not advocate a battery break-in, vacant promotion break-in, or criminal mischief following this incident. As part of the plea, he had to attend a 13-week course on anger management and undergo a mandatory psychological assessment.
Brown’s career has been one of the most gifted recipients in the past decade. His career has been marred by violating the law and by teams he has played for.
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The Steelers traded a disgruntled Brown for the Raiders in 2019 after the two sides failed to reach a contract extension, but Brown was released after repeated feuds with Oakland. He later signed with the Patriots and was released after a game on charges of sexual assault and rape by his former coach and college classmate.
Brown denied the allegations that led to a civil lawsuit going to trial in December. Another woman accused Brown of sending her threatening text messages after Sports Illustrated reported that Brown made unwanted sexual advances on her when she was painting a mural in one of his homes.
Prior to these incidents, Brown was sued in 2018 after throwing furniture off a 14th-floor balcony in a fit of anger and nearing a toddler according to a lawsuit. He later said the lawsuit was resolved.
