Overview
- Police say Glore pulled a handgun and told a driver "Give me a reason" during a parking-gate standoff at the Paramount Miami Worldcenter on March 11.
- Officers reviewed the building’s security footage at the scene and released him, according to local reports cited in the coverage.
- Weeks later, Miami police arrested him on aggravated assault and improper exhibition charges, and he was booked into the Turner Guilford Knight jail before posting a $5,500 bond.
- His attorney filed a written not-guilty plea and plans to seek dismissal under Florida’s Stand Your Ground law, which allows the use of deadly force if someone believes it is necessary for self-defense.
- The case is assigned to Miami-Dade Judge Richard Hersch, and the security video has become the central evidence as media attention grows due to Glore’s TV appearance and celebrity clients.