Overview
- Police in North Carolina filed a misdemeanor assault charge against Mychelle Johnson, a development first reported on July 10.
- The charge stems from an allegation in court documents that Johnson threw water on Miles Bridges during a June 22 custody exchange.
- Bridges’ filings say the act happened in full view of their children and quote him saying he is “scared for my kid’s safety.”
- Earlier this year Bridges obtained a temporary restraining order accusing Johnson of cyberstalking and showing up at one of his games; Johnson has denied those claims.
- The criminal complaint runs alongside ongoing family-court custody litigation, and the case could prompt further criminal or custody proceedings as officials and judges review the filings.