Antonio Brown To Be Arrested For Unpaid Child Support

Antonio Brown has once again made headlines for all the wrong reasons. A judge has ordered for police to arrest the former NFL receiver. Brown is accused of not paying child support to his ex, Wiltrice Jackson. Just last weekend, Brown was seen in a verbal altercation with a security guard during an Arena Football game. Now it appears Brown will once again be facing legal issues. Also, Brown has been making the rounds this week, discussing his NFL career. Including telling his side of the story of his falling out with Tom Brady.

According to TMZ, Brown has been ducking the child support payments. However, Brown’s bail is already set at $30,00. As the money will be set toward going to the unpaid child support. Sadly this isn’t the first time Brown has faced legal issues. Brown was accused of domestic violence by Jackson back in 2019. However, Brown was never charged for the claim made by Jackson. Many in the NFL community have been worried about Brown’s mental health in recent years.

Brown’s final game in the NFL saw the former receiver take his pads off mid-game and leave the sidelines. The moment has now been etched in social media lore, as Brown signing off on the field has become a popular meme. Brown spoke on the moment recently, saying he had a lot going on at the time. The former Buccaneers receiver claims his former QB, Brady, had recently yelled at his agent during that time. Brady’s alleged verbal altercation with Brown’s agent caused the rift between the two.

Brown has been no strange to making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Sadly his off-the-field issues have overshadowed his Hall-of-Fame career. At one time, Brown was known as one of the greatest receivers of his time. However, the off-field issues continued to plague Brown in the last few years of his career. The chances of seeing Brown on an NFL field again are highly unlikely. Now it seems the story of Antonio Brown is taking another wrong turn. For the latest NFL news, keep it right here with HNHH.