Floyd Mayweather Jr. Hit with 8 Charges
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. has officially been charged with felony counts of coercion, robbery and grand larceny -- as well as four misdemeanors -- for the alleged domestic incident with his baby mama in Las Vegas.
According to the Clark County District Attorney the misdemeanors are battery, and three counts of harassment.
As we first reported, Josie Harris claims the boxer beat her, threatened to kill her, and stole her cell phone during the alleged incident on September 9.
The coercion and harassment counts include alleged threats Mayweather made against his sons. According to the docs, the boxer threatened to beat his kids' asses if they "called 911 and/or left the residence."
If convicted of all charges, Floyd could spend up to 28 years behind bars.
