BOSTON CELTICS PLAYER TERRENCE WILLIAMS ARRESTED FOR THREATENING HIS BABY MAMA WITH A GUN IN A DOMESTIC DISPUTE

TERRENCE WILLIAMS

A Boston Celtics player arrested over the weekend has been charged with pulling a gun on the mother of his son. According to Fox Sports on May 20, Terrence Williams allegedly pulled a gun on the woman during a visitation exchange.
Police booked Williams into jail early this morning as the police investigate the assault charges. The police say the woman called in the complaint and said Williams threatened her with a gun during a visitation exchange with their 10-year-old son.

No one was injured, and the police are not giving any other information at this time.
Williams grew up in Seattle and played college in Louisville. The 6-6 guard was the 11th overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft by the New Jersey Nets. He then made his way to the Houston Rockets and Sacramento Kings over the next few years.

Williams just couldn't seem to catch on and ended up playing most of this last season in China. He finally signed a 10-day deal with the Boston Celtics in February.

Williams stuck it out with Boston for the remainder of the season. If Boston holds on to him until Oct. 31, his contract is guaranteed, but the fact the Celtics player was arrested, there is a chance he just lost that chance.