Pelicans Superstar Zion Williamson Finds Himself In The Middle Of Ugly Arrest
The 2024-25 NBA season proved challenging for the New Orleans Pelicans, particularly for their standout player Zion Williamson. On March 19, Williamson suffered a significant bone contusion in his lower back, which prematurely concluded his season after only 30 games. Furthermore, he is contending with various issues in his personal life.
According to Fletcher Mackel from WDSU News, Ahkeema Love, who is accused of stalking Williamson, was involved in a violent confrontation at his residence. Reports indicate that Love is accused of stalking a woman who was also romantically linked to Williamson.
During the incident, she allegedly assaulted this romantic rival by striking her with keys, causing physical harm. Additionally, Love reportedly tore off some of the woman’s nails, further escalating the altercation.
She also sent the woman a message which read, “Don’t worry. It’s going to be your head next when I drop this baby. Count your days.” The Assistant DA added that she ended the message with a smiley-faced emoji (Via New York Post).
Zion Williamson’s alleged stalker, Ahkeema Love, reportedly assaulted a romantic rival inside his home — hitting her with keys, tearing off her nails, and threatening her: “Count your days… it’s going to be your head next when I drop this baby.” She also allegedly egged Zion’s… pic.twitter.com/zBeOfRb67u
— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) April 9, 2025
Williamson’s alleged stalker is facing three charges: home invasion, aggravated burglary, and stalking. According to the New York Post, her bond is set at $50,000.
Shams Charania Examines the Challenges Ahead for Zion Williamson
The Pelicans endured a disappointing 2024-25 NBA season, failing to secure a playoff spot. Consequently, speculation regarding Zion Williamson’s future with the franchise has emerged. Amidst this uncertainty, ESPN’s Shams Charania provides insights into the situation, highlighting the complexities surrounding Williamson’s role moving forward.
“The last thing you want to do is trade Zion Williamson… and he just skyrockets, because he’s able to find help, he’s able to find that maturity, find that growth in his career. They want that to come in New Orleans. But, I do believe, and people around the league do believe, both sides have to come together this summer, and figure out exactly what that’s going to look like. Because how it’s going right now, it’s not going to be sustainable for either side.” Charania said in a recent episode of Pat McAfee Show.
"Do the New Orleans Pelicans really wanna trade Zion Williamson..
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) April 2, 2025
The goal for the Pelicans is to win with Zion Williamson but people around the league believe that they have to figure things out this summer"@ShamsCharania #PMSLive https://t.co/qynsltenNZ pic.twitter.com/h414uwwQfT
The Pelicans currently hold the 14th spot in the Western Conference standings with a record of 21-58. They will play their next game against the Milwaukee Bucks at Fiserv Forum.
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Pelicans Superstar Zion Williamson Finds Himself In The Middle Of Ugly Arrest
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