9:04 PM PT — Terrell Suggs’ rep, Denise White, said in a statement to TMZ Sports on Friday … “There was an incident at a Starbucks drive-through in which Terrell attempted to safely back out of the lane when the individual behind him became…
9:04 PM PT — Terrell Suggs’ rep, Denise White, said in a statement to TMZ Sports on Friday … “There was an incident at a Starbucks drive-through in which Terrell attempted to safely back out of the lane when the individual behind him became…
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TMZ Sports has obtained the video of the Starbucks dispute that led to Terrell Suggs‘ arrest last year … and in the footage, you can see the ex-NFL superstar did indeed brandish a gun during the tiff.
The altercation took place at the Scottsdale, Ariz. coffee shop’s drive-through on March 10, 2024 … after a man alleged Suggs ran into his car while trying to back up to better reach the establishment’s intercom.
The video shows the guy told Suggs he hit his vehicle — but the former Baltimore Ravens pass rusher didn’t seem to care … as he responded, “Back the f*** up!”
Both guys eventually got out of their rides to confront one another — and after trading a few words, they ultimately retreated to their driver’s seats.
Minutes later, though, after Suggs got his order … he flipped his rival the bird — and then asked him multiple times, “Do you want to go?”
He then appeared to say, “You p****-ass cracker,” before he muttered, “I’ll kill your bitch ass.”
Suggs was then seen reaching into his vehicle before pulling out a firearm and dangling it outside of his window. The ex-football player then drove off.
The man ultimately went to cops over the incident, and following an investigation, police arrested Suggs on April 9, 2024.
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Prosecutors charged Suggs with one count of threatening or intimidating and one count of disorderly conduct … but after he pleaded guilty to a lesser disorderly conduct charge in February, the threatening or intimidating count was dismissed.
Suggs ended up being sentenced to 18 months of supervised probation — but a judge said he “can get off in half that time … if you’ve done everything you’re supposed to.”
Suggs told the courtroom at the sentencing hearing he was “ready to get on with my life.”
“This has been hanging on with me for a year,” the 42-year-old said … before adding the incident was “a momentary bad decision.”