They charge with triple murder the brother of Simone Biles, the best gymnast in the world

Olympic champion Simone Biles lives Another family problem. His brother Tevin Biles-Thomas, 24, was arrested and charged with murder. According to information provided by several local media, he is linked to the fatal shooting that killed three people and two other injuries occurred at a New Year 's party held in Cleveland.

Biles-Thomas, of Cleveland, was arrested in Fort Stewart, Georgia, where he is a member of the US military, according to information posted on cleveland.com and other local media, citing a joint statement Cleveland Police Division and Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office.

"The relentless persistence of police detectives from the Cleveland Police Department has helped to get a charge in this case," said Cuyahoga County Attorney O Malley in a statement. "It is through their hard work that we can begin to seek justice for these victims."

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Biles-Thomas, who attended high school in Cleveland and was currently enlisted in the United States Army, is to date the only person charged with the shooting.

Biles-Thomas reportedly was part of an "uninvited group" who entered the evening on New Year's Eve, which caused an altercation with guests and gunshots.

According to police reports on the incident, two men died at the scene of the crime, identified as Delvante Johnson, 19, and Toshaun Banks, 21. A third victim, 23-year-old Devaughn Gibson, was declared dead in a Cleveland hospital, where she had been displaced alive.

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Victim of abuse

Simone Biles admitted to taking medication to fight anxiety since he had confessed to being a victim of Larry Nbadar, the former national team doctor found guilty of sportsman's violations miners from the United States team. "Now I'm taking anti-anxiety meds because I've had a lot of ups and downs throughout the year, I've tried to find out what was wrong ", explained Biles during an interview with the channel's" Good Morning America "program ABC.

The gymnast, who won four gold medals at the Rio 2016 Olympics, explained that she was following a therapy "regularly" because of what had happened. "It's not easy, but as my surroundings are one of the best, it's a little easier," he said.

Biles was one of the last victims of the doctor to publicly acknowledge the abuses He suffered from this, which he did not do until the start of 2018, in the midst of the #MeToo movement, which denounces the badual badault that mainly affects women in various sectors of American society. "I'm also one of the many survivors of badual abuse from Larry Nbadar," Biles wrote on his Twitter account. Biles, who, at age 21, retains 14 world titles, said that although this year has been difficult, what happened made it "stronger".