Pictures of the NBA star who closed a cabaret two nights and spent $50,000 on tips

While Ja Morantthe NBA star playing in the Memphis Grizzliesremains suspended from his team after apparently showing off a weapon in a live video on his Instagram account, now leaked images from the context in which the player made that post: It was during a party at a cabaret, which Morant closed for 48 hours to throw a party where he spent $50,000.

Morant started a live video at dawn last Saturday when he was in a night club after his team’s loss to the Denver Nuggets and was noted to be carrying a gun in one hand.

This sparked a huge scandal that is still alive today. however, this Saturday the newspaper The New York Post He has exclusively published several images captured by security cameras of what were those 48 uncontrolled hours in which there was everything, starting with sex and alcohol.

The new snapshots from Saturday, March 2 show the player in the cabaret “Willie’s Shotgun” in Glendale, Colorado with a semi-naked woman on top of him in the VIP lounge. On them are a lot of dollar bills.

“All the room was full of money, it is literally a lot. You’d need a rake,” an employee of the club said, as published by NYP.

The acclaimed 23-year-old point guard, who re-signed with the Grizzlies last year on a 5-year extension deal that could be worth up to $231 million, shelled out at least $50,000 in tips in cash during the two party nights he was on the premises, two employees told The Post.

Morant, leader of some Grizzlies who occupy the second position in the Western Conference, he will miss at least three more games after the suspension received by his franchise.

All-Star point guard investigated by police over incident where he filmed himself with weapon, but noor you will face charges.

Morant apologized after the incident and said he will work to learn “The Best Ways to Manage Stress.”

“I take full responsibility for my actions. I apologize to my family, teammates, coaches, fans, associates, the city of Memphis and the entire franchise,” Morant wrote in a statement after his team suspended him.

“I’ll go get it a moment to ask for help and work on better ways to manage stress and my overall well-being,” she added.

Morant and a long series of accusations

The case of Morant’s shooting and cabaret party occurred a few days later ‘Washington Post’ report other allegations against Morant.

The facts date back to last summer, when within four days Morant was accused of threatening a member of the security forces of a Memphis shopping center during an altercation, and of threatening with a pistol a 17 year old boy after a fight during a basketball game at the player’s home.

The brawl in the mall parking lot with a member of law enforcement resulted in a police report from the alleged victim, but no arrests were made.

Ja Morant and her alleged threats to a minor

Four days later, Morant was charged with “hit repeatedly on the head” the minor and throw him to the ground. Police verified the injuries caused by the shots, according to the ‘Washington Post’.

The boy also assured the police that, after the fight, Morant returned home with “a visible gun” in his pants and hands on gun.

Also, on Feb. 6, it was learned that Morant’s entourage was being investigated by the NBA after he was charged by the Indiana Pacers. to have aimed a red laser, possibly from a weapon, against some of his coaching staff after an altercation January 29 in Memphis.

The NBA has assured through a spokesman that its investigators have questioned several witnesses and viewed the images recorded by the security cameras and that, while confirming that there was a strong altercation, for now they could not “confirm that some people threatened others with a weapon”.

In the Grizzlies-Pacers on Jan. 29, Morant got into a third period altercation with the Dominican Chris Duarte and, at the end of the duel, the leader of the Grizzlies found himself face to face in the bus area with some members of the visiting team.

Afterwards, Morant got into a vehicle with his entourage and the Pacers’ coaching staff claims they saw a red laser aimed at them.