You know who Patrick Mahomes is, right? The Kansas City Chiefs stud quarterback who looks like he plays schoolyard football and wins Super Bowls. Well, then you probably know his really annoying d-bag flamboyant brother who dances like a transgender flamingo and annoys the dingleberries out of everyone on TikTok. His name is Jackson Mahomes and he's one of the most annoying people on the planet and he got ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH AGGRAVATED S-XUAL BATTERY.
If he's found guilty, then I HOPE HE GOES TO PRISON! FUNK THAT GUY!!! I ain't gonna lie folks, I literally can't stand that guy and for someone to be on television, all over social media, and leaching off his brother's superstar athlete celebrity status to be charged with such a crime, then I hope he goes to prison and gets what he deserves. If he's guilty, then HOW DARE he embarrass his family like this? If he's NOT guilty, then I hope he goes free like anyone who's innocent. if he's guilty, then I'll be clapping my hands like Bubba will be clapping those cheeks in the prison shower.
What is the news report on it? ESPN had the details! Jackson Mahomes, 22, was arrested on charges of aggravated s-xual battery. He was booked into the Johnson County Detention Center on $100,000 bond. He was charged with three different counts of aggravated s-xual battery and another charge of battery. He went to court on Zoom but didn't say anything.
He was assigned a preliminary hearing for May 11, when he will be required to appear in person.
Police in Overland Park, Kansas, confirmed to KCTV5 in Kansas City, Missouri, that the arrest stemmed from a woman's accusation that Mahomes assaulted her in February.
Surveillance video published Wednesday by TMZ appears to show Mahomes kissing a woman while his hands are grasping her neck. The 40-year-old woman, who is the owner of Aspens Restaurant and Lounge in Overland Park, also accused Mahomes of shoving a member of the restaurant's waitstaff in a separate incident.
Mahomes' attorney, Brandon Davies, denied the woman's accusations in a statement to KCTV5 in March.
