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Boxing superstar Jervonta Davis, 31, was eventually caught by police after a two-week run. The charges are assault, imprisonment and attempted kidnapping.
Britain's "The Sun" announced on the 29th (Korea Standard Time) that Davis was arrested after a joint large-scale search between the Miami Gardens Police Department and the federal sheriff.
Davis had been under arrest warrant on Jan. 14. The charges include assault, imprisonment and attempted kidnapping. The charges relate to a domestic violence incident at a strip club in the Miami Gardens area in October 2025. In the aftermath of the incident, a scheduled "big match" with YouTuber and boxer Jake Paul was canceled.
According to police and the victim's account, Davis had an argument with a woman she had previously dated at the club at the time of the incident. As the situation intensified, Davis reportedly inflicted physical violence, such as hitting a woman in the back of her head and slapping her in the face.
The assault did not stop there. The victim claimed Davis forcibly dragged her out of the business and down the stairs to the parking lot. It was only when Davis got to the parking lot that she let go of her hold on to the woman, who was able to take advantage of the opportunity to ask her colleagues for help.
The victim reported to the police two days after the incident and stated that she suffered minor injuries in the process. "We have secured video evidence that supports the key elements of the victim's statement," the police said.
In particular, the complaint includes shocking details that there have been at least four past bickering between the two, two of which Davis threatened to kill the victim.
This is not the first time Davis has gotten into legal trouble. He has been talked about several times over his habitual violence.
On Father's Day in 2025, he was arrested for assaulting another ex-girlfriend in the U.S. Doral region, but the charges were dismissed when the victim and her mother stopped cooperating in the investigation. In 2023, he was also charged with slapping a woman, but was dropped because the victim did not want to file a lawsuit. In 2020, he also turned himself in after a video of his ex-wife being forcibly pulled from the stands and grabbed during a charity basketball game spread.
The court set his bail at $16,000 (about 22 million won). Davis and his lawyers have yet to make any official statements about the arrest.
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