Super Bowl halftime show protester is Antonio Brown’s alleged shooting victim

The person who agitated a Palestinian flag during the performance of Kendrick Lamar’s half-time show at the Super Bowl was identified as the man that Antonio Brown would have fired last month.

Brown would have a mandate for his arrest for attempted murder, and Zoul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu told investigators that a ball had grazed his neck, according to the Associated Press.

The AP said that Nantambu was the selected person to be a rescue dancer for Lamar during the rapper’s performance, but rather took the opportunity to show his support for Sudan and Palestine.

Nantambu was arrested Thursday to resist an officer and disturbing peace by the interruption of a legal assembly, revealing a link between incidents.

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Antonio Brown would have shot a half-time demonstrator from the Super Bowl. (Getty Images)

“In coordination with the National Football League, the soldiers learned that Nantambu had permission to be on the ground during the performance but did not have permission to demonstrate as he did,” said the state of Louisiana.

The alleged incident between Brown and Nantambu occurred outside a boxing event in the Little Haiti district of Miami. The mandate would have indicated the incident as May 16.

Digital Fox News previously reported This Brown seemed to be involved in several videos on social networks in an incident at a Miami boxing event that evening.

A video showed Brown seeming to fight in a parking lot while a crowd was heading for an alley. Then, a shot seemed to be out, sending spectators running in the opposite direction.

Brown was spotted in handcuffs driven to the back of a police cruiser.

When the Nantambu link to incidents has surfaced online, Brown replied.

“This guy is a fraud, a liar, a harasser and a criminal. He was arrested in 2022 for stealing 6 jewelry digits.

“Then, in May, he slipped into a door of the event and came to me trying to fly and threaten my life, the media have not yet told this story … Instead of painting a false image of me. That night, I was fighting for my life with his intentions.”

Antonio Brown attended a celebration at the Vision Lounge on March 4, 2022, Atlanta. (Prince Williams / Wireimage)

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Brown’s mandate in the county of Miami-Dade lists an accusation of attempted murder with a firearm and calls Brown to display a deposit of $ 10,000 and to remain awaiting interior residence, while waiting for the trial, The Washington Post reported earlier this month.

A spokesperson for the Miami police department previously told Fox News Digital that the department had received an alert of shots fired around 3 am.

The demonstration took place with President Donald Trump present in the match, marking the first time that an in -office attended a Super Bowl. Trump previously floated the idea of We “taking control” the Gaza Strip.

“I see a long-term property position, and I see it bringing great stability to this part of the Middle East and perhaps the Entire Middle East“Said Trump, adding that it was a decision that he did not take lightly.

During Lamar’s performance of his new hit “TV off”, Nantambu held the flag over a propeller car, then run on the ground with the flag.

The security guards seize a protester holding a Palestinian flag with the words “Gaza” and “Sudan” while rapper Kendrick Lamar performed during the Super Bowl at the Superdome Caesars in New Orleans on February 9, 2025. (Chandan Khanna / AFP via Getty Images)

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Nantambu wandered backwards on the ground before the security guards arrived and shoot it out of the field.

Jackson Thompson de Fox News, Ryan Gaydos and Associated Press contributed to this report.

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