Rozier Named in Federal Bribery Indictment Over Early Hornets Exit
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Federal prosecutors charged Terry Rozier with taking about $100,000 from gamblers to leave a March 23, 2023 Hornets game early, part of a broader betting scheme. The indictment alleges Rozier told an associate he would exit early to help bettors, who relayed the plan to others; one conspirator has pleaded guilty and identified Rozier, though his attorney denies the allegations. Rozier now faces additional counts of sports bribery and honest-services fraud alongside existing wire-fraud charges.
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