08-08-2025
Video shows Terrell Suggs brandishing gun and threatening to kill Starbucks customer before arrest
Shocking video has emerged of disgraced two-time Super Bowl champion Terrell Suggs brandishing a gun in an angry dispute where he threatened to kill a fellow Starbucks customer.
Suggs was arrested in April 2024 over the incident, with the former Kansas City Chiefs player seeing red after a man claimed Suggs had backed into his car.
The incident was caught on the victim's dashcam video, which Suggs was unaware of at the time.
The 42-year-old reversed his car backwards at a drive-thru and if he didn't hit the victim's car, he was certainly extremely close to doing so. The victim beeped his horn and it sparked an explosion of anger from Suggs.
The two men left their vehicles to exchange words and then, when Suggs had recieved his coffee order, he flipped the bird and shouted 'do you want to go?'.
Suggs followed that by seemingly shouting 'I'll kill your b***h ass' before taking a gun and holding it outside of his car for the victim to see as he drove away.
'That guy just pulled a gun on me, the guy in the line,' the victim can be heard telling the server.
After cops got hold of the footage, Suggs was arrested last year for threatening or intimidating behavior and one count of disorderly conduct. The first count was dropped when Suggs pleaded guilty to the latter.
But police footage shows Suggs was visibly stunned when the cops eventually caught up with him.
'We're contacting you because our violent crimes department investigated and established probable cause for your arrest,' an officer said.
'Probable cause for my arrest?' Suggs asked in shock. 'For what?'
'For disorderly conduct with a weapon. The whole incident was captured on dashcam,' the cop told him. 'What that means right now is you're under arrest, and we're gonna take you to our jail. If you want to contact your attorney, I'll give you the opportunity to. OK?
Suggs was eventually sentenced to 18 months of supervised probabtion, with the scandalized NFL man telling the courtroom: 'This has been hanging on with me for a year.'
A linebacker for 17 seasons in the NFL, Suggs won his first Super Bowl ring in the 2012 season when his Baltimore Ravens team beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31 in New Orleans.
In 2019, Andy Reid and the Chiefs claimed Suggs off waivers after he was released by the Arizona Cardinas, with linebacker arriving in Kansas City ahead of the playoffs.
It proved to be an inspired move. Suggs ended up playing a key role as the team went all the way to glory, beating the 49ers again with a 31-20 scoreline.
The triumph in Florida was also the first of three Super Bowl victories recorded by Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes with the Chiefs.
That game was to be the last of Suggs' 17-year NFL career.
