A preliminary hearing in Miles Bridges’ felony domestic violence case in Los Angeles was delayed for the seventh time Monday and moved to Nov. 3.
A “prelim,” as it is known, will be an important crossroads in Bridges’ case in which prosecutors will be required to produce evidence to show the Charlotte Hornets free agent has committed a crime.
A spokesman for Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon did not immediately respond to a Monday email from The Charlotte Observer seeking an explanation for the latest delay.
The office of Bridges’ defense attorney, John Barnett of Tustin, Calif.