Hornets: Brandon Miller Named in Wrongful Loss of life Lawsuit [Full Details]

Charlotte Hornets rookie Brandon Miller’s involvement within the taking pictures incident in January took a unique twist after the second total choose of the 2023 NBA Draft was not charged with against the law.

Instead, it was Miller’s faculty teammates again when he nonetheless performed for Alabama Crimson Tide, Darius Miles and Michael Davis, who’re going through capital homicide expenses for the loss of life of Jamea Harris. 

The 23-year-old girl was visiting her cousin in Tuscaloosa alongside together with her boyfriend earlier than the incident occurred.

The household of Harris filed the lawsuit and is searching for a jury trial to award damages, ESPN reported. The mom of Jamea, Decarla Raietta Heard, reportedly made the submitting.

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“The family would like the opportunity, through their attorneys, to investigate why and how the gun was brought to the scene of a confrontation that resulted in the death of their daughter. Once we have had the opportunity to evaluate the evidence in the case, we can make decisions about the degree of culpability, if any, of each,” Attorney Kirby D. Farris, one in every of three legal professionals representing Heard, said.

In January, Jamea Harris was killed in a taking pictures incident on the Tuscaloosa strip close to the University of Alabama campus.

Miller discovered himself embroiled within the incident after a police officer testified that the previous Crimson Tide cager was on the crime scene and that the weapon was retrieved from his automobile, per SI.com.

The 2022 McDonald’s All-American claimed he was unaware of what Miles deliberate to do with the weapon. It was additionally a shady improvement contemplating the Hornets will open their 2023-24 NBA season on Wednesday, October 25, towards the Atlanta Hawks.

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