Alleged victim of Antonio Brown declines to participate in prosecution
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 11:12 PM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

The alleged victim in the second-degree attempted murder case against former NFL player Antonio Brown announced a decision to withdraw from the legal proceedings. In a statement released on September 9, 2026, the individual stated that he has chosen to forgive Brown for the alleged actions. Consequently, the man informed authorities that he does not wish to participate in the prosecution of the former star. This development marks a shift in the ongoing legal matter involving Brown. No further details regarding the immediate status of the criminal charges were provided in the initial reports. The case centers on the second-degree attempted murder allegations previously brought against the former professional football player.
- •The alleged victim officially stated he forgives Antonio Brown.
- •The man does not wish to participate in the prosecution.
- •The legal case involves a charge of second-degree attempted murder.
- •Antonio Brown is a former NFL player.
- 12:06 AMESPN — Alleged victim 'forgives' Antonio Brown, won't take part in prosecution
"The alleged victim in Antonio Brown's second-degree attempted murder case said he has decided to "forgive" the former NFL star and "does not wish to participate" in his prosecution.
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