NBA team star had previously been arrested two weeks ago on charges of allegedly assaulting his wife, and is now awaiting trial.
NBA player, Miles Bridgesof Charlotte Hornets, is certainly living the worst moment of his career. That’s because the 24-year-old forward was arrested two weeks ago on an accusation of allegedly assaulting his wife, Mychelle Johnsonin front of her two children, before the police were called.
At the time, she even publicized the abuse on social media, posting some very explicit images of her injuries, in addition to a shocking medical report. In the last few hours, the player of NBA pleaded not guilty to the three felony counts of domestic violence, but he still has a long way to go if he wants to show the truth.
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The forward, who recently received a proposal to extend his contract with the Charlotte Hornets, for which he was the top scorer last season, is expected to have his legal battle starting as early as next month, with the process potentially ending with the player going straight to prison, getting an 11-year prison term.
The information belongs to the journalist. Steve Reed, from The Associated Press, which revealed that Bridges could face up to 11 years and 8 months in prison if convicted of those charges, according to the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office. This is very worrying news for the player, who has recently been embroiled in a number of controversies.
In addition to his career in the NBA that can be severely impacted, the player, who works as a rapper in his spare time, can still see everything he built being ruined. If he is convicted, the tendency is for clubs interested in him to withdraw from making an offer and even for the Hornets not to renew his contract.
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Several NBA teams have also expressed interest in having Bridges on their roster, although the Hornets have assured that they can compete and even surpass any offer that comes their way. However, with this process running, everything that was agreed becomes in the background. The preliminary hearing is scheduled to take place on August 19.
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