Overview
- Police say the arrest grew from a yacht dispute during a livestream and that a woman named Destiny Aleman told officers Nurideen Shabazz tried to grab her phone and left a minor scratch.
- Investigators reviewed Ring surveillance footage provided by the yacht owner that they say shows Shabazz yelling for someone to take the phone and making multiple physical contacts while attempting to grab it.
- Shabazz was booked at Miami’s Turner Guilford Knight jail on a felony attempted strong‑arm robbery charge and bond was set at $2,500, which was posted for his release.
- Court filings show Shabazz entered a written not‑guilty plea, demanded a jury trial and requested discovery from prosecutors, and his attorney has urged patience while the legal process proceeds.
- The case shifts a string of prior livestream clashes involving the influencer boxer into formal criminal proceedings and could carry felony penalties if prosecutors prove an overt act toward robbery under Florida law.