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Antonio Brown Seeks Dismissal of Murder Charge, Cites Self-Defense

12/6/2025

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Former NFL star Antonio Brown filed motion to dismiss second-degree attempted murder charge in Miami, citing Florida's Stand Your Ground law.
Brown says he feared for his life during a boxing match because Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu's alleged aggressive behavior.
Brown's attorney argued the actions were justified.
Nantambu's lawyer called the defense a "farcical reimagining".
Brown spent six months in Dubai after the incident, facing up to 30 years if convicted.

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Former NFL star Antonio Brown filed motion to dismiss second-degree attempted murder charge in Miami, citing Florida's Stand Your Ground law.
Brown says he feared for his life during a boxing match because Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu's alleged aggressive behavior.
Brown's attorney argued the actions were justified.
Nantambu's lawyer called the defense a "farcical reimagining".
Brown spent six months in Dubai after the incident, facing up to 30 years if convicted.