Former NFL star Antonio Brown is seeking to have his attempted murder charge from a Miami shooting dismissed under Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law, court records show.

Antonio Brown asks a Miami court to dismiss an attempted-murder charge, invoking Florida’s Stand Your Ground law after he said he fired warning shots outside a celebrity boxing event.

An attorney for former NFL star Antonio Brown filed a motion to dismiss his attempted second-degree murder charge Thursday, citing Florida’s Stand Your Ground law.

Antonio Brown is trying to use Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law to get a second-degree attempted murder charge dismissed.

MIAMI (WSVN) - Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown went back before a MIami-Dade County judge to enter a not guilty plea in his case for attempted murder. Brown, 37, and his attorney, Mark Eiglash, ...

Former NFL star Antonio Brown walked out of the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on Thursday morning, thanking God moments after securing release on a $25,000 bond in his attempted murder ...

Former NFL star Antonio Brown made his first appearance in a Miami court on Wednesday morning — with a judge granting him a bond in his attempted murder case. At the hearing, Miami-Dade Circuit Court ...

Former NFL star Antonio Brown was released from a Miami-Dade, Florida, jail on Thursday, a day after he was granted bond on an attempted murder charge in connection with a May shooting. "God is great, ...