Apr 28, 2013; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Celtics shooting guard Terrence Williams (55) dribbles the ball against the New York Knicks during game four of the first round of the 2013 NBA playoffs at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Mark L. Baer-USA TODAY Sports

Police in Kent, Wa. announced yesterday that they arrested Terrence Williams after an incident that they called domestic violence.

Williams reportedly confronted the mother of his child while on a scheduled visitation exchange according to the Kent Reporter. The exchange happened in a parking lot and an argument ensued.

The victim reported that the father of her 10-year-old son in common, identified as NBA basketball player Terrence D. Williams, arrived to her home for a scheduled visitation exchange of their son. She said during the exchange in the parking lot area an argument ensued. The victim reported that during the argument Williams brandished a firearm and made threats.

Former Celtic great Kendrick Perkins was arrested, over the weekend,  in his hometown of Beaumont, Texas charged with public drinking and disorderly conduct. Things then got a little strange as the days went on. Perkins has claimed that he was only drinking water, was not drunk, and hinted around bringing police brutality charges against the arresting officers.

Perkin’s lawyer Langston Scott issued the following statement: “Mr. Perkins has maintained his innocence to the charges and is recovering at home with family suffering from injuries he received during the incident.”

The real losers here are the kids that missed out on attending a charity basketball game that Perkins was forced to cancel due to his arrest. There are clearly two sides to every story and we’ll see how this shakes out over the next couple of days.

Due to the current lockout situation, Perkins will not face discipline from the league as a result.