Former NBA player Malik Beasley involved in manipulating personal stats for betting scheme, 3 defendants plan to plead guilty
Odaily reports: Prosecutors stated that in the case involving former NBA guard Malik Beasley allegedly manipulating his personal stats for betting purposes, 3 of the remaining 5 defendants plan to plead guilty, while 2 others have not yet accepted plea deals. The case involves conduct during Beasley's time playing for the Milwaukee Bucks.
Malik Beasley's lawyer stated that he currently does not intend to plead guilty and is still reviewing evidence and possible defense arguments; former NBA player Ed Davis also attended the hearing. Co-defendant William Brown has pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Prosecutors allege that Beasley conspired with Davis to adjust his personal stats in 4 games to reduce his gambling debts, while other defendants used the related information to place bets worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The trial is tentatively scheduled to begin on May 17, 2027. (Bitcoin.com News)
