Moses Malone Jr. Allegedly Assaulted over Criticism of James Harden
Moses Malone Jr., son of Basketball Hall of Famer Moses Malone, alleged Thursday that four men attacked and robbed him last month because of a critical comment he made regarding Houston Rockets guard James Harden.
According to ESPN.com, Malone was allegedly attacked at a Houston nightclub and taken for $15,000 worth of jewelry.
Warrants are out for the arrests of the four men allegedly involved. While Malone believes Harden put the assailants up to it, the four-time All-Star has not been charged with a crime.
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Kaitlin McCulley of KTRK in Houston tweeted a screenshot of a Facebook post in which Malone referenced the price of Harden's basketball camp:
According to Marla Carter of ABC 13, Darian Blount, Deavion Lewis, Oscar Wattell and Kavon Boutte are the four men wanted and charged with allegedly attacking Malone.
Malone is a Houston native who spent time at Houston, Texas Tech and South Carolina State during his collegiate basketball career.
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