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Sha’Carri Richardson Breaks Silence on Domestic Dispute, Vows to Seek Help
Nike keeps Sha’Carri Richardson as a key marketing figure despite her July 27 domestic violence arrest, reflecting the brand’s selective support amid athlete controversies.
- Nike is featuring Sha’Carri Richardson on its official website alongside bold imagery of her promoting the Vomero Plus sneaker.
- Less than two weeks ago, on July 27, Sha’Carri Richardson was arrested at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and charged with fourth-degree domestic violence assault after a headphone dispute.
- Surveillance footage shows Richardson shoving Coleman multiple times, including into an airport pillar, as bodycam footage was released Wednesday.
- After spending 18 hours in jail, Richardson apologized on her Instagram Story on Monday, saying she is seeking counseling.
- Contrary to its usual distancing during controversies, the brand continues to spotlight Richardson, unlike its past severance from athletes like Ray Rice while supporting Tiger Woods in 2009.
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Sha'Carri Richardson Slams "Coward" BF in New Bodycam Arrest Video
New bodycam footage of Sha’Carri Richardson has surfaced online, showing a close-up view of the moment she was arrested at a Seattle airport for assaulting her boyfriend, Christian Coleman. In bodycam footage released by the Port of Seattle Police Department, multiple officers approach both Richardson and Coleman for questioning. A visibly frustrated Richardson repeatedly denies the assault. “We had an argument,” she tells them matter-of-factly.…
Sha’Carri Richardson arrest video shows Olympian calling boyfriend a ‘coward’ after airport altercation
Bodycam video of Sha'Carri Richardson's recent arrest was released on Wednesday amid her domestic violence altercation with her boyfriend at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
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