Original title: Raptors president security conflict without formal documents, the security refused him the goal field
June 14 - according to NBC Bay area, Alameda County police in San Francisco said that after the sixth game of today's finals, there was a conflict between the president of Raptor basketball operations Marseille ujeri and the security personnel of warriors' home Oracle stadium. Ujeri pushed the security guard and hit him in the face.
In today's game, the Raptors defeated the warriors 114-110 and won the championship 4-2. This is the first time in the history of the Raptors to win a championship. They have also become the first team in the history of the NBA to win a championship without a team located in the United States.
Alameda County police said that the reason for the conflict was that ujeri had no formal documents, so the security guard refused him to enter the stadium.
Alameda County police said ujeri was suspected of a misdemeanor of beating others, and they and Auckland police are investigating the matter.
Alameda County police also said that ujeri was not detained at present, but they planned to transfer the case to the local court.
At present, the NBA and the Raptors have not commented on the matter.
Well, as soon as the Raptors won the championship, ujeri got into trouble. Now he may want to hire a good defense lawyer for himself.