Ex-WR Brown suspect in battery case

Former All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown is in trouble with the law again.

According to Hollywood, Fla., police, an unidentified victim is claiming that Brown and the athlete’s trainer, Glen Holt, assaulted him Tuesday afternoon outside Brown’s home inside a gated community.

Holt was arrested and charged with one count of burglary and battery.

Police said Brown is a suspect but hasn’t been charged or arrested. A large police presence was reported outside Brown’s home Tuesday afternoon.

Brown, 31, has been out of the league since the Patriots released him in September amid a lawsuit citing sexual assault. That was shortly after a head-scratching training camp with the Raiders, who traded for the former Steelers star during the offseason but parted ways before he played in a regular season game.

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