A woman has applied for security service against Rajon Rondo of the Cavaliers – NBC10 Philadelphia

A woman from Louisville has filed an emergency protection order against Cleveland Cavaliers guard Rajon Ronda and claims the former Kentucky star brandished a gun and threatened her life.

The woman claims that last week Ronda was “angry” and on Friday filed an application with the EPO in the Jefferson County Family Court, news agencies reported. In the EPO, she says Ronda was playing video games with the child when she asked the child to finish separating the laundry so she could wash the family’s laundry.

When the child got up to do so, she said Ronda snatched the game console from the wall, went downstairs, smashed a plate of tea, knocked down a few bottles of water and started shouting and swearing. According to the EPO, Ronda went outside and knocked down the garbage cans, attacked the landscape lights and drove off to the lawn.

When the woman encountered Rondo, the EPO continued, he said, “You’re dead.” Shortly after leaving the house, Ronda returned and hit the window with a pistol. The woman told the EPO that the player was yelling at the children, asking them why they were afraid of him when he had a gun in his hand.

The woman called former Interim Louisville Metro Police Chief Yvette Gentry, who eventually arrived at the home. However, the woman said Ronda would not let Gentry inside. The woman said she locked herself in the house with the children, and Gentry eventually told her that Ronda had left and she had a gun.

Two days after the alleged incident, the judge issued a protective injunction against the woman. The judge ordered Ronda not to get in touch and stay away from her for at least 500 feet.

Last season, Ronda spent 39 games between the Cavaliers and Los Angeles Lakers. He has played with eight other NBA clubs, including Boston Celtics from 2006 to 2014 after being drafted in 2006 under the overall 21st number.