Overview
- Terry Rozier entered a not‑guilty plea in Brooklyn federal court to new counts of sports bribery and honest‑services wire‑fraud conspiracy while he still faces earlier wire‑fraud and money‑laundering charges.
- Federal prosecutors allege Rozier solicited and accepted a $100,000 bribe connected to a March 23, 2023 game in New Orleans when he played under 10 minutes and left with an alleged injury.
- The superseding indictment says Rozier arranged a predetermined bribe scheme with co‑defendants including Marves Fairley and De’Niro Laster to let bettors know he would underperform.
- The broader investigation has produced guilty pleas, including former player Damon Jones and Marves Fairley, and prosecutors say the operations generated more than $10 million and involved over 30 people with alleged organized‑crime links.
- Separately, an independent arbitrator found Rozier breached his player contract and ordered him to forfeit his $26.6 million 2025–26 salary as criminal cases and pretrial motions continue toward a 2027 trial date.