According to reports, Adam Abdul-Jabbar, the son of NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, was given a jail term for stabbing Raymond Windsor, a neighbor in Orange County. According to TMZ, the 29-year-old entered a guilty plea to the allegations, and the judge has now imposed a sentence.
Adam Abdul-Jabbar was charged with four offenses, including two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. The judge sentenced him to two years of probation and 180 days in jail, even though he could have spent years in prison.
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The two sides reportedly got into a fight over trash cans, according to TMZ. Adam Abdul-Jabbar repeatedly stabbed his neighbor after the altercation.
According to the police, the victim of the June 9, 2020, incident went to the hospital with several non-life-threatening injuries.
The prosecution is incensed about the sentence in this case, claiming that it is excessively light considering the nature of the offense. They felt that the 60-year-old victim’s 180-day jail sentence was unjust.
“This mere reprimand is a blatant injustice,” Todd Spitzer, the District Attorney for Orange County, stated to TMZ Sports. “The Orange County District Attorney’s Office vehemently objected … because we believe the complete disregard for human life over a dispute over trashcans is so egregious it warranted prison time.”
What is Adam Abdul-Jabbar’s background?
Adam Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA’s leading scorer’s son, has managed to live a relatively tranquil life away from the spotlight. Despite being 6’7″, he did not choose to follow in his father’s footsteps. It was only after his arrest for the stabbing that people began to learn more about his background.
Adam Abdul-Jabbar worked for the video game retailer Gamestop, according to information obtained at the time of his arrest. He did a fantastic job avoiding the spotlight prior to the arrest.
