Overview
- Scottsdale police say Brooks was stopped for traffic violations near Scottsdale Road just south of Thunderbird Road around 1 a.m., arrested at 1:33 a.m., and booked and released around 3:30 a.m.
- No charges have been filed to date, and the city prosecutor will determine whether to pursue a case.
- The Suns issued a brief statement noting awareness of the situation and that they are gathering information.
- TMZ first reported the arrest and published a mugshot, which was later confirmed by police and multiple outlets.
- Brooks is already out with a fractured left hand and due for a 4–6 week re-evaluation; any potential NBA discipline would hinge on the legal outcome, per recent league precedent.