Details of the Bridges scandal come to light: smashing a windshield and threatening an ex-girlfriend to face child abuse charges
On October 13, Beijing time, NBA domestic violence man Myers Bridges caused trouble again, he smashed the windshield of his ex-girlfriend's car, violated the ban and received an arrest warrant; Details of the Bridges scandal came to light, in which he threatened to take everything from his ex-girlfriend and faced child abuse charges.
According to US reporter Joe Bruno, the criminal summons said that Bridges violated a protective order during the custody exchange on Tuesday. He threw a billiard ball at his ex-girlfriend's car, breaking the windshield, the indictment said. In the process, he threatens to withhold child support and take away everything from his ex-girlfriend.
Bridges also faces child abuse charges because there were children in the car when the windows were smashed. The victim was an ex-girlfriend whom Bridges had talked for years. They have multiple children and are currently fighting for custody of the children.
According to a joint report by Charlotte Observer's Roderick Boone and Evan Moore, new details about the arrest warrant have emerged since the above reports. Mecklenburg County Court records show the incident occurred Tuesday, when Bridges and the woman met in Charlotte to exchange custody of the child.
The woman claimed that Bridges threatened himself with withholding child support if he called the police; The new subpoena makes clear that Bridges will appear in criminal court in Charlotte on November 14.
Bridges' ex-girlfriend called the police on Oct. 11, police reports, but the incident occurred on Oct. 7, outside Bridges' home; It was also reported that Bridges received an arrest warning in January for violating the domestic violence protection ban.
Last June, Bridges was arrested on charges of domestic violence, not only missed a $10 million contract, missed an entire season, but was sentenced to three years of probation, must comply with a ten-year criminal protection order for his ex-girlfriend, must have weekly drug and marijuana tests, and must also compensate the victim.
This summer, the Hornets decided to give him a chance at redemption by giving him a 1-year, $7.9 million qualifying contract; But now 25-year-old Bridges is in trouble again, smashing his ex-girlfriend's windshield, facing accusations of child abuse, and is he going to self-destruct his future?
In recent years, the Hornets management's draft vision has also been too bad, and the 22-year-old first-round pick Kai Jones was cut by the team for various arrogant remarks, and then Jones continued to make various remarks and directly ended his NBA career.