Famous sportsman turns himself in to the police for domestic violence

Famous sportsman turns himself in to the police for domestic violence

Famous sportsman turns himself in to the police for domestic violence. Image Miles Bridges Twitter.

NBA’s Miles Bridges has turned himself in to the Los Angeles Police Department on Wednesday, June 29, on a domestic violence charge after a woman required medical attention.

24-year-old Miles Bridges was in an argument with a woman that became physical on Tuesday, June 28, according to the Mail.

The alleged victim required medical attention.

Bridges fled the scene before police could arrive, but has since turned himself in.

He has been charged with a domestic violence felony and released on $130,000 (€125,000) bail.

In April, after being ejected from a game in Atlanta for cursing at officials, Bridges attempted to throw his mouth guard at a male heckler, but instead accidentally hit a 16-year-old female fan in the face.

Bridges was apologetic when addressing the media later saying: “I was aiming for the guy that was screaming at me and it hit a little girl so that’s definitely unacceptable on my part and I take full responsibility.”

“That’s out of character for me. You’ve been around me; I don’t act like that or ever flash out like that. So that was definitely wrong.”

The NBA was founded in New York City on June 6, 1946, as the Basketball Association of America (BAA). It changed its name to the National Basketball Association on August 3, 1949, after merging with the competing National Basketball League (NBL).


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