James Harden’s Gun Charge Dismissed in Texas After Program Completion
A misdemeanor gun charge against NBA player James Harden in Texas was dismissed by a judge after Harden completed an alternative resolution program. The charge stemmed from his arrest in June when police found a handgun in his vehicle.
Houston, TX, August 7, 2026 —
A misdemeanor gun charge filed against NBA player James Harden in Texas has been dismissed by a judge. The dismissal follows Harden’s successful completion of an alternative resolution program.
The legal proceedings originated from Harden’s arrest in June. At the time of his arrest, law enforcement officers discovered a handgun within his vehicle. This discovery led to the charge of a misdemeanor gun violation.
Details regarding the specifics of the alternative resolution program were not provided. However, the court’s decision to dismiss the charge indicates that Harden met the program’s requirements. Information about the duration of the program or any other conditions was not immediately available.
James Harden, a prominent figure in the National Basketball Association, has faced legal scrutiny in the past. This particular case has now been resolved through the judicial system’s alternative measures.
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