"We appreciate how we were treated by the New Orleans Police Department, the court and their staff," Rosenfield said in a statement. He was later released on a $10,000 bond, and Rosenfield said Diaz was returning to Stockton. He was transported to the Orleans Justice Center and booked.
"We continue to look forward to presenting all the evidence and videos that show Nate was acting in self-defense."ĭiaz, a Stockton, California, native, arrived at the New Orleans Police Department Sixth District station Thursday morning with his attorney and surrendered, police spokesperson Karen Boudrie said. "Nate voluntarily turned himself into the New Orleans Police Department morning," Diaz representative Zach Rosenfield wrote in a statement.
Petersen later showed in a social media video that he was bleeding from the back of his head. Diaz choked Petersen unconscious with a guillotine submission, and when Diaz set him down, the back of Petersen's head hit the pavement. Nate Diaz turned himself in to the New Orleans Police Department on Thursday morning and was booked into custody on a charge of felony second-degree battery.ĭiaz, the 38-year-old former UFC star, was issued an arrest warrant Monday stemming from a street brawl last weekend involving multiple people following the Misfits Boxing card.ĭiaz could be seen in a video that went viral on social media being confronted on Bourbon Street by a social media influencer and boxer, Rodney Petersen.
Marc Raimondi, ESPN Staff Writer Apr 27, 2023, 11:44 AM ET
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