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Houston Firecrackers guard Kevin Concierge Jr. was apprehended early Monday early morning in New york city City and also billed with attack and also strangulation after a case entailing his sweetheart, previous WNBA gamer Kysre Gondrezick, per ESPN. Both costs are felonies.
Concierge Jr. was apparently returning from an evening bent on a resort where he and also Gondrezick were remaining, according to ABC Information. Gondrezick was distressed with the hr in which Concierge Jr. was returning and also secured the door. After getting in the area with aid of resort safety, the Firecrackers guard presumably “batter” Gondrezick. Additional information regarding the scenario are vague right now.
In a declaration launched Monday, NBA representative Mike Bass claimed the organization recognizes records and also “collecting even more details” regarding Concierge Jr.
This isn’t Concierge Jr.’s initial altercation with the regulation. In August 2020 he was charged of punching a female and also drawing her hair while in midtown Cleveland. Because case the female affirmed that Concierge removed her weave while in a debate with Concierge’s sis which the Firecrackers guard punched her in the face. Concierge was not billed for that case.
In November 2020 when he was still a participant of the Cleveland Cavaliers, he was apprehended for remaining in property of a packed weapon after getting involved in a single-car crash. He was later on launched after publishing a $4,000 bond.
After one period with the Cavaliers, Concierge Jr. was traded to the Firecrackers in 2021 adhering to a storage locker area outburst in which he was mad that his storage locker had actually been offered to somebody else. Concierge apparently started shouting and also at one factor tossed food, and also in spite of Cavaliers basic supervisor Koby Altman actioning in to soothe him down, Concierge stayed “combative.” After the case he was informed to clean his storage locker and also his colleagues were informed he would certainly no more belong to the group. 4 days …
