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Antonio Brown posts video of confrontation with police

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports
By Steve DelVecchio | Last updated 1/13/20

Antonio Brown has expressed regret for his off-field actions and said he is hoping for another chance in the NFL, but he may not get it after he took to social media to share another altercation he had with police.

On Monday morning, Brown broadcast himself on Instagram live going ballistic on several police officers after he says the mother of his children tried to steal his Bentley. Beware that the video contains a lot of inappropriate language.

AB lost his damn mind this morning… @AB84 maybe it’s a good idea if he doesn’t come back to the @NFL it looks like he’s been hit upside the head one too many times #BrainBoomin #antoniobrown #losthismind pic.twitter.com/ZIgb9mXIAu

— Blog Boy Takes (@BlogBoyTakes) January 13, 2020

Brown berated officers and called them a variety of names, at one point referring to them as “crackers.” He also shouted at one officer and said “look at the little cop, you wish you could take me you b—- a—.” Brown then showed himself talking to his young son and telling him to “go with the b—- a– police.” He later sent a couple of tweets about the incident.

Hollywood police and I need a meeting unless I’m going to show their track record of my injustice consistently

— AB (@AB84) January 13, 2020

Canceled my 7 on 7 league for the kids at the Hollywood pal park then returned my check to me on video at the park while telling me if I come back it’s trespassing

— AB (@AB84) January 13, 2020

Even if he avoids legal trouble stemming from the incident, that may end up being the last strike for him with many — if not all — NFL teams.

This is not the first time Brown has taken to social media venting about alleged issues with a woman and his car. He can’t seem to keep his personal issues off Twitter and Instagram, and there’s no reason for NFL teams to think he is going to change.

This article first appeared on Larry Brown Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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