Antonio Brown returns to Pittsburgh, in court on reckless driving charge

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Former Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown has returned to Pittsburgh. Briefly.

Brown was in the Allegheny County Courthouse today dealing with a reckless driving charge, which he was able to get reduced to a lesser charged that will result only in a fine, KDKA reports.

“To all my fans in Pittsburgh, I never got to say goodbye,” Brown said in a video he posted on social media. “I’m here today in the downtown Pittsburgh Court.”

Brown had previously been found guilty of reckless driving in a case that began when he was pulled over while driving his Porsche faster than 100 miles an hour. But today’s court appearance was part of an appeals process that allowed him to be found guilty only of driving at an unsafe speed.

“There was no accident in this case, and he agrees he needs to be more safe driving,” said his lawyer, James Hankle.

The NFL has already said Brown will not face league discipline for the driving infraction.

15 responses to “Antonio Brown returns to Pittsburgh, in court on reckless driving charge

  1. I’m betting this won’t be the last time in this life that Mr Big Fraud has a legal problem. I’d put the over/under at 4.5 times.

  2. “To all my fans in Pittsburgh, I never got to say goodbye.”

    …(crickets).

  3. joetoronto says:
    May 14, 2019 at 2:32 pm
    A 3rd and two 5ths for AB and Leveon Bell.

    Deal with it.
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    they’ll get a 3rd round comp pick for LeVeon Bell – so it will be 2019 high 3rd and 5th for AB and then in 2020 a low 3rd for Bell

  4. “To all my fans in Pittsburgh, I never got to say goodbye.”

    Ah, Mr. Big Chest, I don’t think you have many fans left in Pittsburg. But thanks for thinking of him.

  5. None of the sports writers that blame the Steelers ever write about the over 100 miles an hour in a residential area. He is far from the hero everyone but Pittsburgh thinks. They witnessed his action on and off the field the last three years

  6. He also received two points charged against his license for unsafe driving. His first points as a Raider! Ha! Wonder how many people in Pittsburgh were sad that he didn’t get to say good-bye.

  7. He also received two points charged against his license for unsafe driving. His first points as a Raider!
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    Well played sir.

  8. I remember a raiders fan bragging up AB for being a great teammate and being at practice yesterday and dogging OBJ for just showing up….

  9. Can’t believe how Pittsburgh fans so quickly turned against Brown. All the new Steelers should understand what a bunch of turncoats (in addition to being obnoxious and unruly) these fans are.

  10. Pittsburgh is a blue collar town. We dont like players with ego’s the size of mount rushmore. Nothing but love for the steelers players who arent headcases.

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