Antonio Brown Faces Life In Prison, Lawyer Claims “Overcharged”

The charges have come about from Brown’s alleged interactions with the driver of a moving truck who was only trying to deliver Brown’s California belongings. Brown allegedly threw rocks at the truck, battered the driver, and removed the property from the truck after a dispute about payment.

Schwartzreich continued:

“He turned himself in,” Schwartzreich said.

“He did the right thing. He surrendered. He’s concerned for the charges and rightfully so. He’s ready for this fight. He’s ready for his vindication. It’s going to take some time, but we are going to put the train on that track.”

Apart from all the legal talk, the latest incident will further complicate his eligibility to play in the NFL, since it constitutes a separate potential basis for discipline under the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy.

Unfortunately for Brown, that’s the least of his concerns, for now.