Video shows that the former NFL player Antonio Brown is briefly arrested after the incident in Miami

An incident with the former NFL player Antonio Brown is examined by the police after a viral video of a fight in Miami online was released online on Friday.

According to the Miami police, the officials originally reacted to a Scotsman alarm in the Northeast 2 Avenue area and 67 street. When the local officials arrived, a boxing event, which was organized by the popular streamer Adin Ross, took place.

Brown wrote this on Saturday morning on the Social Media platform X that he took part in the Boxing event on Friday evening when several people supposedly tried to rob it.

“I was jumped by several people who tried to steal my jewelry and to add physical damage to me,” said the 36-year-old.

A video that is only posted in Dade shows how it is retarding. In another video, Brown apparently held a black pistol when he chased someone. Shortly afterwards, the camera could be heard from the camera, but his social media contribution did not mention the shots.

Another video shows that Brown arrested the police and went to a cruiser in handcuffs.

Brown says he was temporarily arrested and was then released without being arrested. He said he would talk to his lawyer.

Officer Kiara Delva, a spokeswoman for the department, said the police questioned several people, but did not make any arrests. No injuries were reported at the scene.

The investigation continues, said Delva, and she could not confirm the names of the names involved.

Brown played for Pittsburgh Steelers from 2010 to 2018, where he became one of the top threats of the NFL and the league led twice in Yards. Due to various problems on the and outside the field, his career drove a decline, including his contract, which was unhindered by the Oakland Raiders before the 2019 season.

He separated his last three NFL play times with New England and Tampa Bay, and his career ended with Brown flew his jersey, pads and gloves while he went off the field against the New York Jets during the regular 2021 season. Brown announced his retirement a few months later.