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Despite a guilty plea, the 7 News I-Team has discovered Antonio D. Brown, the driver of the Maserati in that deadly South Buffalo crash, is now setting in motion an appeal to that conviction.
Updated: 12:29 PM EDT April 22, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — The man accused in a high-speed crash that killed two people in South Buffalo in October 2019 is facing another driving charge for a separate incident. Antonio Brown, 35, was arraigned Thursday morning in Buffalo City Court on one count of Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle. The Erie County District Attorney's office says Brown was stopped in November, 2020 for driving without a license in a vehicle with tinted windows. Brown's license had been revoked in August 2020 after his arraignment in connection with...
Maserati driver told to show up for court or face arrest Arraignment rescheduled for next week The driver charged in a deadly 2019 crash -- facing another charge -- was due in court Wednesday. He was given permission to travel and didn't show up for court. A judge issued a stern warning. and last updated 2021-04-15 09:14:33-04 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) â The driver of a Maserati, involved in a deadly 2019 crash, has been told to show up for court or face arrest. Antonio Brown, the driver, is facing a charge of driving without a license. Erie County deputies arrested Brown back in November. Th...