An Arizona grand jury has indicted former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs, stemming from a March incident in Scottsdale, where he allegedly threatened to kill another man and displayed a gun during a dispute.

The 41-year-old Suggs is facing charges of disorderly conduct involving a weapon and misdemeanor intimidation. According to the police report, the incident unfolded on March 10 at a Starbucks drive-thru.

The report states that Suggs, driving a black Range Rover, passed the ordering speaker and had to back up to place his order, inadvertently backing into another vehicle in the process. Although no damage was sustained to the other vehicle, a heated argument ensued between Suggs and the other driver after both men exited their vehicles.

The altercation escalated when, after returning to their respective vehicles and collecting their orders, Suggs allegedly flipped off the other driver and threatened to kill him before driving away. Witnesses reported that Suggs extended his arm out of the window, brandishing a handgun, though he did not point it directly at the other man.

The incident has now resulted in the former NFL star facing criminal charges. While the details surrounding the initial dispute remain unclear, the alleged threats and display of a firearm have raised serious concerns about the appropriate handling of such situations.