Memphis G Parker’s bail lowered in attack case

Jul 21, 2025, 09:41 PM ET MEMPHIS, Tenn.– Memphis guard Sincere Parker’s bail was cut nearly in half Monday, 2 days after he was charged with assaulting his ex-girlfriend.

Shelby County General Sessions Wrongdoer Court Judge Greg Gilbert decreased Parker’s bail from $120,000 to $75,000. Parker’s lawyer, Arthur Horne, told reporters that the bond had been posted.Parker is due back in

court on July 29. He needs to stay a minimum of 100

feet from his ex-girlfriend. She told cops that the attack took place

on Might 27 at the Memphis apartment or condo the couple shared. She reported that Parker pressed her, slapped her in the face and choked her, leaving her bruised and bloodied, according to a police report.Editor’s Picks

The woman likewise informed police that Parker, 23, broke her cellphone because he didn’t desire her to have the digital key to the apartment.Horne informed reporters that the occurrence was caught on a video call in between Parker and his mom, “which is lucky for us and fortunate for our defense.” “We plan on fighting this,”

Horne stated.” This has actually been a long, continuous saga in between him and the ex-girlfriend. I simply hope the public will provide us time to sort through it so the whole story does come out due to the fact that there are two sides to this. Today, it looks like my customer, Mr. Parker, is a woman-abuser, which’s not the case.”Horne said he believed the Memphis athletic department is waiting to see how the case unfolds before deciding whether to take action.Parker transferred to Memphis after

averaging 12.2 points last season for McNeese, assisting the Cowboys and coach Will Wade reach the second round of the NCAA Tournament. He played his very first 2 seasons for Saint Louis.