Former NFL receiver Antonio Brown is set to resolve his second-degree attempted murder case through a plea agreement that will result in probation, his attorney said.
Plea agreement expected to end case
Brown, a former standout wide receiver during his NFL career, will avoid a trial under the planned agreement. The arrangement calls for probation in connection with the second-degree attempted murder charge.
Key case development
- Antonio Brown is expected to enter a plea deal.
- The case involves a charge of second-degree attempted murder.
- His attorney said the expected outcome includes probation.
- The agreement would bring the criminal case toward a resolution without a trial.
