Police in Las Vegas publish fresh footage of the arrest of an NBA player's parent
Las Vegas Police Release Video of Arrest of Quenton Marselles Brown, Father of NBA Star Jaylen Brown
In a recent development, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has released a new video showing the arrest of Quenton Marselles Brown, the father of NBA star Jaylen Brown, on August 21. The video was posted on the department's Public Records Unit YouTube page on Thursday, August 26.
The video depicts officers making contact with Quenton Marselles Brown, who was accused of stabbing a man at a Las Vegas park last month. The incident reportedly took place following a parking lot dispute over a "door ding."
Upon approaching the scene, officers pulled over a maroon SUV. Two children were present in the vehicle during the traffic stop. A woman exited the driver's side of the vehicle, while Quenton Marselles Brown exited the passenger's side.
Officers interacted with Quenton Marselles Brown's wife during the arrest. The officers approached the children as well, ensuring their safety throughout the process.
Quenton Marselles Brown, aged 57, is charged with attempted murder and three counts related to use of a deadly weapon. He appeared in court on October 22, where he was found guilty of the charges. His lawyer claims he acted in self-defense.
Quenton Brown's court appearance was scheduled for October 22, where he faced a preliminary hearing. He was granted a bail of $300,000.
This incident marks a significant event in the life of Jaylen Brown, who is currently a star player for the Boston Celtics. The basketball community has yet to comment on the situation.
The video provides a clear and detailed account of the arrest, offering insight into the events that transpired. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department continues to investigate the case further.
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