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Rozier Betting Bribe Case
Brooklyn federal prosecutors added sports-bribery charges in court against former NBA guard Terry Rozier over a March 2023 Hornets game
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Federal prosecutors say former NBA player Terry Rozier accepted a $100,000 bribe tied to leaving a March 2023 Charlotte Hornets game early, adding sports-bribery and honest-services charges in a Brooklyn betting case.
- Frame 1Brooklyn federal prosecutors added sports-bribery charges in court against former NBA guard Terry Rozier over a March 2023 Hornets game.
- Frame 2The indictment says Rozier tipped bettors that he planned to leave the game early because of an injury.
- Frame 3Prosecutors say the tip let co-defendants place wagers on Rozier's performance before the game ended.
- Frame 4They allege a $100,000 bribe agreement; after Rozier grabbed four rebounds, they say the payout fell to $70,000.
- Frame 5The Miami Heat waived Rozier last month, while Marves Fairley and De'Niro Laster remain named in the alleged arrangement.
- Frame 6Next legal test: the Brooklyn case must turn the superseding indictment into evidence as Rozier challenges the charges.
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- May 28, 8:13 PM EDT
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