Rozier's Attorney Cites Text in Gambling Case
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Rozier's Attorney Cites Text in Gambling Case

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Terry Rozier’s legal team is arguing that a text message from a co-defendant demonstrates the NBA veteran was unaware of an alleged illegal gambling scheme he has been indicted for. The filing, made Friday, attempts to establish Rozier's lack of knowledge regarding the activities.

The argument centers around a text message sent by a co-defendant, details of which were not specified in the ESPN report. Terry Rozier’s attorney contends that the content of this text proves the NBA player did not know about the alleged scheme for which he faces indictment. The filing was submitted to the court on Friday.

The specifics of the indictment against Rozier remain largely undisclosed, but the defense is actively working to demonstrate his innocence by highlighting a lack of awareness regarding any illicit gambling operation. The attorney’s strategy focuses on presenting evidence that Rozier was not complicit in the alleged scheme and did not have prior knowledge of it.

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