Floyd Mayweather Jr. is facing eight charges in Nevada following a domestic violence incident earlier this month, according to reports out of Las Vegas.
Those reports say two of the charges are felony counts of coercion tied to allegations that he threatened his children. He is also charged with one felony count of robbery and one of grand larceny, along with four misdemeanors: one count of battery domestic violence and three counts of harassment.
A police arrest report made public Monday alleges that the boxer threatened and hit his ex girlfriend and took her cell phone. Mayweather was arrested and briefly jailed in early September on an original charge of felony grand larceny over the phone, and he was released the same day on $3,000 bail.
These are allegations and charges only. Mayweather has not been convicted of anything, and he is due back in court on Nov. 9.
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