Michael Jordan, a 58-year-old "flyer", recently participated in the Golf Ryder Cup live event and also talked cordially with NBA star Stephen Curry, who also loves golf, but to Jordan's embarrassment, his 32-year-old eldest son, Jeffrey Jordan, got into trouble at this time, not only beating up security guards, but also attacking hospital staff.
According to TMZ, on the night of Friday, September 24, local time, Jeffrey fell and hit his head at a bar called "Casa Amigos" in Scottsdale, Arizona, and the kind bar security guard tried to escort him away from the bar to the hospital for treatment, but the ruthless Jeffrey actually beat the security guard.
Jeffrey was eventually taken to a local hospital for treatment, but unexpectedly, Jeffrey actually attacked the hospital staff while receiving treatment. According to TMZ, the hospital received reports of serious injuries.
Sources told TMZ that Jeffrey was "confused and confused" after he fell at the bar, meaning that Jeffrey may have been unconscious due to the fall and hit his head, so he attacked the bar security guard and the hospital staff successively.
As of the morning of Saturday, Sept. 25, the NBA Hall of Famer's eldest son has reportedly not been arrested or charged with a crime and is still being treated in hospital. But reports of Jeffrey's assault on security guards and hospital staff will be sent to the Maricopa County Prosecutor's Office to review the case and determine if charges against Jeffrey are necessary, according to local police.
Jeffrey, who had high hopes from Jordan and fans, although he had played basketball at the University of Illinois and the University of Florida, Jeffrey, unlike his father, did not succeed in basketball. During his career, he allegedly played 107 college basketball games, but averaged only about 2 points per game.
Forced to do so, Jordan had to sponsor Jeffrey to give up basketball and start a business. Current Jeffrey and his brother Marcus are said to be co-founders of the "Heirs to Jordan" charitable foundation and are also leading digital innovation for the Nike Jordan brand in Oregon with his wife, Radina Aneva. In 2020, Jeffrey co-founded the Chicago-based consulting group Jordan Avakian Group.