WEST HOLLYWOOD—The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office revealed on Thursday, June 7, that former NBA Player Ronald Glen Davis was charged with felony assault of a man outside a nightclub in West Hollywood.

Davis, 32, of Tarzana faces one count of assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury. The charge includes an allegation of causing great bodily injury. According to a press release from the LADA’s Office, the case was filed on June 5. Davis is alleged to have thrown the victim against a wall after an altercation transpired outside the club located on the 600 block of Robertson Blvd. on April 8. He pleaded no contest in court to the charges. TMZ reported the victim sustained broken ribs, a broken tooth and severe facial fractures.

Davis, who was nicknamed ‘Big Baby,’ played from 2007-2015. He was drafted by the Seattle SuperSonics in 2007. He played with the Boston Celtics, Orlando Magic and Los Angeles Clippers during his career. In December 2008, he was involved in a car accident in New York. He was arrested by Baltimore police in February 2018 after 126 grams of marijuana was found in briefcase in his hotel room at the Hampton Inn that contained $92,000 in cash.

The basketball player took to Instagram where he posted a video denying what was being reported by the news.

He could face up to 7 years in a state prison if convicted; the case is still under investigation the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, West Hollywood Station.

SAN FRANCISCO—San Francisco 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster, 24, appeared in court on Thursday, April 12 to be charged for an alleged domestic violence incident that transpired in February. According to reports, Foster attacked his longtime girlfriend on February 11 at the Los Gatos home the couple shares. Foster reportedly dragged his girlfriend by her hair before physically throwing her out of the house and punching her several times.

As a result of the incident, Foster faces multiple felonies including charges of domestic violence with an allegation that he inflicted great bodily injury, forcefully attempting to prevent a victim from reporting a crime, and possession of an assault weapon. Foster posted the $75,000 bail immediately upon his arrest.

The weapons charge came after police found a Sig Sauer 515, as well as a large-capacity weapon magazine in the couple’s home. Both items are considered illegal in the state of California. If Foster is found guilty on all charges, he could face up to 11 years in prison.

CEO Jed York, GM John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan indicated in a team statement on Sunday, April 15 that “Foster will not participate in team activities as he is tending to his legal matters. As previously stated, his future with the team will be determined by the information revealed during the legal process.”

Foster was drafted by the 49ers in the 2017 NFL draft. He was the 31st pick. A plea hearing has been set for April 30.