Unrivaled + $5K Bribe + Cocaine = Miami Multiball Madness

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UNRIVALED HOOPS & UNRIVALED CHAOS!  

Miami gotta be a simulation, right?

Miami is a reality show with palm trees and court fees.

Because tell me why a physician assistant from Oakland Park allegedly turned an Unrivaled basketball event into a full-blown episode of Cops: South Florida, complete with trespassing, bribery attempts, and a cocaine plot twist like the last 30 seconds of a one-possession game.

According to Medley Police, Marissa Amina Kazim, 34, was arrested Monday night along the 7000 block of Northwest 75th Street after security at an Unrivaled event reported she refused to leave the property, even after multiple warnings.

And you know what’s crazy? This whole thing could’ve ended with one simple life choice:

Leave.

That’s it.

Go home. Get some sleep. Wake up tomorrow. Pretend you never did this.

But Miami doesn’t do that.

Miami sees a peaceful exit and says, “Nah… let’s add a felony soundtrack.”

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That one time…”SECURITY” HAD TO CALL THE POLICE (WILD ASF) 

Let’s begin.

The security at the Unrivaled basketball event reportedly told Kazim that she had to leave, and wild guess…did she leave?

Nope.

Then they asked again. And then they asked again….and again.

Then security was like “f** this” and evntually decied to call the police. Now that in itself is wild to me because the security I know would break someone’s jaw if they have to and then throw them out of the venue that they were securing. But maybe they’d just left happy hour or something.

So, finally, the police show up, and eventually officers arrest her for trespassing on property after warning.

Now normally, this is where the story would stop. Embarrassing night. Lesson learned. Maybe a group chat roast for 48 hours.

But this wasn’t a normal night.

This was Miami.

Now this is where the story gets crazier, but at least it was a good attempt on her behalf because Kazim while being transported to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, allegedly tried the oldest rich-person cheat code in history…throwing money at the problem until the problem disappears.

According to police, she first offered the arresting officer $1,000, then reportedly increased it to $5,000.

And then she allegedly delivered an all-time quote:

“Just let me go, my family has a lot of money.”

Now maybe if she would’ve led with the 5k and then upped it to 10k that might’e worked because a lot of cops would love to pocket an extra 10k before their shift is over.

MA’AM.

This is not a valet ticket.

This is not a South Beach parking dispute.

This is not “my dad knows the mayor.”

You can’t just say “we’re rich” like it’s a legal defense.

That’s not how the criminal justice system works… at least not OUT LOUD.

THE BRIBE FAILED… THEN CAME THE COCAINE PLOT TWIST

Here’s the part where it goes from “wow” to “WHAT THE HELL.”

Police say correctional staff later found a clear plastic bag with a white powdery substance inside her pocket, take a guess which illicit drug that was…that Rick James powder, cocaine.

So now she wasn’t just dealing with trespassing.

Now she was dealing with a three-piece combo meal of charges:

         Trespassing

         Bribery of a public servant

         Possession of a controlled substance

That’s not “having a bad night.”

That’s career-ending decision making.

That’s the kind of spiral where you look back later and realize you could’ve just gone home and watched Netflix like a normal citizen.

Police also noted she displayed erratic behavior during transport, including rapid speech and mood swings. And listen… I’m not diagnosing anybody.

But I am saying: Miami nightlife energy plus alleged cocaine plus a $5,000 bribe attempt is not exactly the recipe for calm, peaceful vibes.

UNRIVALED IS TRYING TO BUILD A LEAGUE…& MIAMI ADDED FELONY FLAVOR

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The funniest and most tragic part?

This happened at an Unrivaled basketball event.

Not a nightclub.

Not a street race.

This was not a random Exxon gas station stop at 2:43 am.

Don’t tell me Miami can’t even enjoy women’s hoops without somebody showing up and trying to speedrun the criminal justice system.

Unrivaled is bringing elite competition, star power, and big moments to the city.

And Miami? Miami said: “Cool. Let’s add trespassing, bribery, and suspected cocaine, just to keep it spicy.”

Because down here, it’s always Unrivaled.

Even the chaos.

D'Joumbarey Moreau

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