The former NFL star, Terrell Suggs, declared himself guilty of a criminal office one year after a firearm allegedly soft and threatened to kill a man in a Starbucks drive-through.
Suggs, twice Super Bowl winning supporter, was arrested in April 2024, approximately one month after the incident in Arizona took place.
Police documents suggested that it began when the former hero of Baltimore Ravens accidentally hit another man's vehicle along the way, before they both left their cars and began to discuss.
After returning to his car, Suggs was accused of telling the other man 'I will kill your b **** a ***' before Flashing a black gun outside the lateral window of its driver.
While the authorities noticed that the weapon did not sign the other man, they still believe that the former passes corridor was trying to threaten him.
A year after the incident, Suggs declared himself guilty of a criminal office of disorderly conduct on Thursday, TMZ reports.
The former NFL Terrell Suggs star declared himself guilty of a criminal charge of disorderly behavior
Suggs, twice winner of the Super Bowl, was arrested in April 2024 after a firearm allegedly soft and threatened to kill a man in a Starbucks drive
He appeared in court in Maricopa County, Arizona with a shirt and tie, before submitting his guilt statement after reaching an agreement with prosecutors.
As part of the agreement, officials agreed to leave a second charge to threaten or intimidate that he had been slapped after the March 2024 incident.
Suggs now faces time in jail or on probation, with the date of judgment officially scheduled for April 1.
However, after declaring himself guilty of driving disorderly to a 41 -year -old spokesman, he said he is “relieved” to leave the incident behind.
“Terrell feels relieved that now this unfortunate incident can leave behind,” said the spokesman, according to TMZ.
'The security and well -being of his family and he have always been his highest priority, and he is grateful that everyone is safe. Appreciate everyone's support and understanding during this time and expect to advance. '
Suggs had passed through the order speaker on a trip of Scottsdale Starbucks, and contacted another man's vehicle when he put his automobile in reverse.
Although there was supposedly no damage to the other driver's car, the police said that both drivers left their vehicles and began to discuss, with the former Ravens man who later gave the man the middle finger when he was about to be left in itself.
The former Ravens man declared himself guilty of disorderly conduct after reaching an agreement with prosecutors
At that time, according to police documents, the argument increased again, with suggs allegedly challenging man to a fight, calling him 'p **** a *** Cracker' and saying 'I will kill your b**** a* **. '
Then he allegedly showed the black gun in his left hand, outside the side window of his driver.
Suggs was also arrested in 2016 for driving with a suspended license, police said at that time.
In that situation, he was supposedly involved in a car accident and fled the scene, before being taken to the city of Scottsdale and then was released.
Suggs played 17 years impressive in the NFL, winning seven Pro Bowl selections.
It was a Linchpin of Baltimore's defense and won the Super Bowl XLVII with the team in 2013.
Later, Suggs joined the Chiefs in his last season, after playing for the cardinals the same year, and won the Super Bowl Liv.