Patrick Beverley Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Teenage Sister

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Patrick Beverley Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Teenage Sister

Former NBA player Patrick Beverley has been arrested on allegations of assault against his teenage sister. The incident reportedly took place early Friday morning at their mother’s residence in Fort Bend County, Texas. Beverley, aged 37, faces third-degree felony charges related to family violence, specifically for assaulting a household member.

Details of the Allegations

According to reports, Beverley is accused of using excessive force during a confrontation with his sister. The conflict reportedly stemmed from concerns over her spending time with an 18-year-old man late at night.

The legal consequences for Beverley could be severe. He is potentially facing a prison sentence ranging from two to ten years, in addition to possible fines up to $10,000. A bond of $40,000 was established and subsequently posted the same day as his arrest.

Initial Incident and Police Involvement

Law enforcement was alerted around 3:50 a.m. to a situation of possible family violence. When deputies arrived, they spoke with Beverley’s sister, who described events leading up to the confrontation. She had gone out without their mother’s consent and upon returning home, was confronted by Beverley.

According to the testimony, Beverley allegedly grabbed her by the neck, lifted her off the ground, and applied pressure that caused her to feel as if she were losing consciousness. Markings were observed on her neck, and she had physical signs, including petechiae in her eyes.

Statements from Patrick Beverley and Legal Representation

Following the incident, Beverley made a statement on social media, cautioning against believing everything reported online. His attorney, Letitia Quinones-Hollins, asserted that Beverley has no prior criminal record and expressed concern for his sister’s well-being.

Patrick Beverley: 37 years old
Charges: Third-degree felony assault
Possible prison time: 2 to 10 years
Possible fines: Up to $10,000
Bond set at: $40,000
Court appearance date: December 15

In her statement, Quinones-Hollins emphasized the need for an open mind regarding the case. She indicated that the affidavit may not fully represent the events, urging the public to wait for all evidence to be presented before forming a judgment.