https://reurl.cc/bNM4Ey SAN FRANCISCO -- Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown is considering legal action against the city of Beverly Hills, he told ESPN's Andscape, after police shut d own a private event he was hosting Saturday during NBA All-Star Weekend. Brown told Andscape he was embarrassed and angered by Beverly Hills police shutt ing down his event around 7 p.m. Saturday without any discussions with him or th e owner of the house. Brown previously said that shutting the event down based o n the belief of officials who did not enter the home "raises serious due-process concerns" and led to "significant financial and reputational harm." "I'm not a legality type of pursuing guy, but you embarrassed my brand and my te am. And I think that is unfair," Brown told Andscape. "And for you to continue t o tell untruths in your apology statement, I feel offended by it. I will circle back with my team this weekend, and we will make a decision." He added: "It's hard to say that you were not being targeted." The 2024 NBA Finals MVP, speaking to Andscape after the Celtics' 121-110 victory over the Golden State Warriors, said he spent $300,000 on the canceled event wh ile his sponsors spent roughly $300,000 to $500,000 The city of Beverly Hills apologized to Brown on Thursday, noting that a previou s statement about what led police to shut down the event was inaccurate. Brown h as continued to take issue with the city's action, which he said was "based on b iased information." The Boston Globe reported Sunday that an event permit had been rejected because of previous violations at the Beverly Hills home owned by Oakley founder Jim Jan nard. Brown had said that was "completely false" since the event -- to promote B rown's Oakley performance brand, 741Performance -- was a private, invitation-onl y gathering and not a commercial or public event that would require a permit. "Upon further internal review, the City has determined that its prior public com munication contained inaccurate information," Beverly Hills officials wrote in a statement Thursday on Instagram. "Specifically, no permit application was submi tted nor denied for the event and the residence does not have any prior related violations on record. The City takes full accountability for the internal error that resulted in the inaccurate statement being distributed and is working to en sure it does not happen again." Beverly Hills city manager Nancy Hunt-Coffey also apologized to Brown and the Ja nnard family but added that city staff "observed circumstances that are believed to be City code violations and for that reason alone, the event was ended." Brown described those apologies on his X account on Thursday as a "half ass apol ogy after the damage is already done." "I wanted to enjoy myself, and I felt that got taken away," Brown told reporters after Thursday's game, in which he had a triple-double. "I was embarrassed. If it happened to me, I'm sure it happened to a bunch of people in the past. I look at it like that. There are probably a bunch of people that don't scream, falls on deaf fears, which is unfortunate. I'm not sure what the conclusion is. ... Ev en the statement that they put out, they included some stuff that wasn't true, e ven in the apology. "So I don't think the apology is acceptable. I lost a lot of money [with our] pa rtners, et cetera. People were making assumptions that we didn't go through the proper protocols. So, all around it's just a bad taste in my mouth. I'm extremel y offended. My team is offended. I'm not sure what the conclusion is going to be . All I know is it's some bulls---." Off the court, Brown has a reputation as a socially conscious intellectual who h as lectured at MIT and Harvard. On Saturday, a panel discussion with National Basketball Players Association pre sident Andre Iguodala was about to begin when the event was abruptly ended by po lice. Rap star LaRussell spoke on an earlier panel. There were also plans for an afterparty projected to host 200 guests. "I'm not a legality type of pursuing guy, but you embarrassed my brand and my te am. And I think that is unfair. And for you to continue to tell untruths in your apology statement, I feel offended by it." Jaylen Brown "The event was to talk about future culture, future leadership, how industries a re working together," Brown told Andscape. "Change doesn't come from one entity. It comes from everybody working together. I had leaders from different fields a ll talking about [what] the next generation could and should look like." Asked whether he felt the shutdown was racially motivated, Brown told Andscape: "I don't know if it was a me thing. I don't know if it was a demographic thing. I can't speak for them. All I know: We were targeted. People can infer the rest. " Brown was noncommittal about meeting with Beverly Hills officials when the Celti cs return to Los Angeles to play the Lakers on Sunday. "What is going to be said? It's already over," he told Andscape. "Can't get that moment back. Brand activation. All-Star Weekend. Can't get that back. "All those people won't be there again. Plus, All-Star Weekend is over. It's lik e, what can you say?" 以下AI机翻： 旧金山报导 —— 波士顿塞尔提克前锋杰伦·布朗（Jaylen Brown）在接受 ESPN 旗下媒体 《Andscape》采访时表示，由於警方在上周六 NBA 全明星赛周末期间强行关闭他主办的一 场私人活动，他正考虑对比佛利山市（Beverly Hills）采取法律行动。 布朗向《Andscape》透露，比佛利山警方在周六晚间约 7 点，未经与他或屋主进行任何沟 通便迳行关闭活动，这让他感到既难堪又愤怒。布朗此前曾表示，官员在未进入屋内的情况 下便凭直觉关闭活动，「引发了严重的正当程序疑虑」，并导致了「重大的财务与名誉损失 」。 「我不是那种爱打官司的人，但你们羞辱了我的品牌和我的团队。我认为这是不公平的，」 布朗对《Andscape》说，「而且你们在道歉声明中继续说谎，这让我感到冒犯。这周末我会 与团队商讨，然後做出决定。」 他补充道：「很难说我们不是被针对的。」 这位 2024 年 NBA 总决赛 MVP 在塞尔提克队以 121 比 110 击败金州勇士队後受访时表示 ，他为这场被取消的活动投入了 30 万美元，而他的赞助商也花费了约 30 万至 50 万美元 。 比佛利山市政府已於周四向布朗致歉，并指出先前关於警方关闭活动原因的声明内容不实。 布朗持续对该市的行动表达不满，认为这些举动是「基於偏见的资讯」。 《波士顿环球报》周日曾报导称，由於该栋由 Oakley 创办人吉姆·简纳德（Jim Jannard ）拥有的比佛利山豪宅过去有违规纪录，因此活动许可申请遭到拒绝。但布朗表示这「完全 是谎言」，因为该活动是为了推广布朗的个人品牌「741Performance」，属於私人受邀聚会 ，并非商业或公开活动，依法并不需要许可证。 比佛利山市官方周四在 Instagram 发布声明表示：「经过进一步内部审查，市府确认先前 的公开沟通内容包含错误资讯。具体而言，该活动并未提交也未被拒绝过任何许可申请，且 该住所并无任何相关违规纪录。市府对导致错误声明外流的内部疏失负起全部责任，并正努 力确保此类事件不再发生。」 比佛利山市政经理南希·亨特-科菲（Nancy Hunt-Coffey）也向布朗和简纳德家族致歉，但 她补充说，市府工作人员「观察到被认为违反城市法规的情况，仅因该原因而终止活动」。 布朗周四在个人 X 帐号（原推特）上形容这些道歉是「伤害造成後的半吊子道歉（half as s apology）」。 「我本想好好享受，但我觉得这机会被剥夺了，」布朗在周四缴出大三元表现後的赛後记者 会上对记者说，「我感到很难堪。如果这发生在我身上，我相信过去一定也发生在很多人身 上。我就是这麽看的。可能有很多受害者没有发声，声音石沉大海，这很遗憾。我不确定结 论会是什麽……即便在他们发布的道歉声明中，依然包含了一些不实内容。」 「所以我不认为这个道歉是可以接受的。我和合夥人损失了很多钱。人们在猜测我们没有遵 守适当的程序。总之，这让我心里很不是滋味。我感到极度被冒犯，我的团队也是。我不确 定结果会如何，我只知道这整件事简直是一派胡言（some bulls---）。」 在球场之外，布朗以具有社会意识的知识分子形象着称，曾受邀至麻省理工学院（MIT）和 哈佛大学演讲。 周六事发当时，一场由布朗与国家篮球协会球员工会（NBPA）主席安德烈·伊古达拉（Andr e Iguodala）参与的小组讨论正要开始，活动便被警方突袭中止。说唱明星 LaRussell 则 在稍早的小组讨论中发过言。该活动原计划还有一场预计接待 200 名宾客的派对。 布朗对《Andscape》说：「这场活动是为了探讨未来的文化、领导力，以及各行业如何协作 。改变并非来自单一实体，而是来自每个人共同努力。我邀请了各领域的领袖，共同探讨下 一代应该是什麽样子。」 当被问及是否认为这次关闭活动具有种族动机时，布朗表示：「我不知道这是不是针对我个 人，也不知道是否与族群背景有关。我不能代表他们发言。我只知道：我们被针对了。剩下 的大家可以自行推论。」 塞尔提克队将於周日前往洛杉矶对阵湖人队，对於届时是否会与比佛利山官员会面，布朗未 作明确承诺。 「还有什麽好说的？事情都结束了，」布朗对《Andscape》说，「那一刻追不回来了。品牌 宣传、全明星周末，这些都回不来了。」 「所有那些贵宾都不会再聚在一起了。况且，全明星周末已经结束了。现在道歉还有什麽用 ？」 短评或心得： 道歉有用要警察做什麽 阿道歉的就是警察.... 杰伦喷市府的道歉声明依旧在说谎 然後说他跟自己的品牌及合作方 也已经损失很多 下周会考虑提告市府 看起来事件还没落幕 市府这次遇到有人要跟他硬刚了lol --

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