Richardson hostility apologizes during the treatment of domestic violence athletics news

The heroine of 100 million Shakari Richardson addresses domestic violence and apologizes to her friend Christian Coleman.

Shedarri Richardson recently on her recently arrested domestic violence in a video on social media and issued an apology to her friend Christian Coleman.

Richardson posted a video on her Instagram account on Monday night, which she said had placed herself in a “bound position”. She issued a written apology to Coleman on Tuesday morning.

“I love him and I cannot apologize enough,” she wrote a 100 -meter world champion in all Instagram capital messages, adding that her apology “must be loudly” like her “actions.”

“For a Christian, I love you and I am very sorry,” she wrote.

Richardson was arrested on July 27 in a fourth -degree crime of domestic violence, allegedly attacking Coleman at Seattle Takoma International Airport. It was booked in the southern reformist entity in De Mine, Washington, for more than 18 hours.

Her arrest was 100 meters before she was operating in the United States Championship in Eugene, Oregon.

In the video, Richardson said she was “self -reflection” and rejects “escaping, but faces everything that comes to face to face.”

According to the police report, an airport officer was notified by the supervisor of the Transport Security Department of a turmoil between Richardson and her friend, Coleman, the world champion of 100 meters 2019.

The officer reviewed the camera footage and noticed Richardson with her left arm and grabbed and moved. Then Richardson seemed on the Coleman road, where Coleman tried to move around. Coleman was pushed to the wall.

Later on the report, she said Richardson seemed to be throwing an element in Coleman, where TSA indicated that it might be headphones.

The officer said in the report: “He told me that Coleman does not want to participate in anything else in the investigation and refused to be a victim.”

She left a message with Coleman from the Associated Press.

Richardson wrote that Coleman “entered my life and gave me more than one relationship, but a greater understanding of unconditional love than I went through in my past.”

She won 100 in the 2023 World Championship in Budapest and ended with silver in Paris games last summer. The sequence team also helped 4 x 100 in Olympic gold.

It did not compete during the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, after the positive marijuana test in the American Olympic trials.