A new document has surfaced in the Antonio Brown saga, and it appears to indicate that his accuser wants to see the charges against the former Buccaneer wide receiver dropped. The woman who initially filed domestic violence charges against Brown after an incident at his home has now said she wants to drop all charges and she has released a statement saying so. Because of the nature of the charges, the woman’s identity has not been released.
The document states that the alleged victim considers the charges to be “frivolous, demeaning, prejudicial, unconstitutional, belligerent and combative.” However, the State Attorney’s office is not required to take documents like this one into account, especially considering that many victims of domestic violence change their minds about charges during proceedings. Some drop charges out of fear and others do so out of guilt placed upon them by their abusers. I’m not hinting that either is the case in this situation, just saying that the state attorney is not easily swayed from their course.
A Tampa Police Department spokesperson says the charges against Antonio Brown have not been dropped at the time of this article. The charges stem from an incident when Brown and the woman allegedly got into a verbal altercation at his home. During the argument, Brown allegedly threw a shoe that hit the woman’s ponytail. While the shoe reportedly did not hit the woman, charges stemmed from Brown’s intent to do so. Brown has not been arrested or appeared in court to address the charges against him. An arrest warrant is still in affect for his capture. Source: WFLA.com
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