Antonio Brown had 3 consecutive police visits for 3 different reasons

According to police reports, Antonio Brown, the receiver of the Pittsburgh Steelers, told police that someone had stolen $ 80,000 and a handgun in his upscale apartment located in South Florida , South Florida.

The reports, which were obtained by TMZ Sports, cast new light on a civil lawsuit that was announced Tuesday earlier about Brown and a man who had claimed that his 22-month-old toddler He was almost killed when the All-Pro Wideout threw furniture from the balcony on the top floor of his Sunny Isles Beach apartment on April 24th.

A day earlier, on his return from an 11-day visit, Brown had told the police that he had noticed that he was missing $ 80,000 in cash in a bag that he had previously hidden in the closet. Brown's 9mm handgun was also missing, according to the police report.

The investigators eventually got a surveillance video showing on April 13 that a cleaning crew had entered Brown's apartment at The Mansions of Acqualina. After finding the women seen in the video, the employees told the police that they had been hired by a person claiming to work for Brown, TMZ Sports Reports.

Workers denied stealing money and firearms, telling investigators that the culprits may have been other people in Brown's apartment in the days before he left the city.

Police at Sunny Isles Beach returned to Brown's apartment a day later on April 24 after receiving reports that the Miami native was throwing large items – including two vases and a pouffe – onto his balcony. hitting and killing almost a toddler and his grandfather, who were nearby. , according to a civil suit filed by Ophir Sternberg.

Brown was not arrested because of the incident, but apartment complex officials told him they would begin an eviction proceeding against him.

Brown has also caused significant damage to his own apartment in the apartment complex "in an outburst of anger," says Sternberg's lawsuit. Sternberg is suing for assault and intentionally inflicting emotional distress, claiming that Brown acted "without regard for human life" during the alleged incident.

TMZ Sports reports that the police were called back to Brown's apartment for the third time in 25 days on April 25, after Brown reported that his black Rolls-Royce had been stolen. But Brown slammed the door when the cops arrived, according to a police report.

"I found the car," Brown told police officers.

Burt Lauten, director of communications for the Steelers, did not return a message on Tuesday. Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin told reporters that he was not aware of the incidents involving Brown, ESPN said.

Brown's lawyer, Darren Heitner, declined to comment when contacted by The Post.