Oakland Raiders star tackle Trent Brown is being sued for domestic violence as a result of acts allegedly committed around the time the 26-year-old joined his new team as a free agent.
Brown, who signed a four-year, $66 million deal with Oakland this offseason, allegedly committed multiple acts of domestic violence this spring and summer.
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Here are the allegations against Brown in the lawsuit, which was obtained by ProFootballTalk’s Mike Florio.
— Brown “slapped the Plaintiff across the face leaving her mouth bloody and her face bruised,” and that Brown has “bruised, bloodied and battered” her multiple times.
— After she said she would leave with their son, Brown threatened to “shoot yo (expletive) in the (expletive) head.”
— March 2019: Brown “grabbed her face and covered her mouth while choking her out until she couldn’t breathe,” which resulted in “a ring of bruises around her neck.”
— April 2019: Brown, while on vacation with the plaintiff, “grabbed Plaintiff’s arm, took her into a room, locked the door, slapped her across the face and punched her in the ribs.”
— June 2019: Police were called to the scene when Brown allegedly slapped the plaintiff in the face.
As of early Wednesday morning the NFL nor the Raiders had released a statement on the allegations. Brown’s big contract came after a breakout season with the New England Patriots, his only year Foxboro, in which he switched to left tackle and helped guide New England to a sixth Super Bowl title.
