Miles Bridges Surrendered To Police After Receiving Arrest Warrants
Miles Bridges had to surrender himself to police due to an alleged violation of a protective order, which disrupted as he was preparing for the next NBA season.
In response to an alleged violation, a warrant for the Charlotte Hornets‘ forward was issued. After the basketball player entered a no-contest plea to a charge of hurting a child’s parent in 2022, a domestic violence case involving him resulted in the current order.
In the early hours of Friday, Bridges surrendered to Lincoln County police with his lawyer. He was immediately freed on a $1,000 bail following his appearance before a district court judge.
When were the warrants dispensed?
Since the initially issued arrest warrant for the offense was processed in January, even though it hadn’t been served, Bridges is not dealing with a brand-new case in this instance.
A criminal summons for a violation that happened on October 6 is also anticipated to be delivered on Bridges.
He accepted an agreement with the prosecution that included three years of probation in exchange for avoiding jail time in a domestic violence case involving the mother of his two children in 2022.
The overall duration of the protection order is close to ten years. Bridges was accused of hitting her in front of the kids.
When will Miles Bridges next compete in the NBA?
Bridges will not play in the Hornets’ opening game of the season since he is presently serving a 10-game NBA suspension.
If there are any further unsolved criminal matters in his past, he can be subject to additional penalties from the league.
