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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Floyd Mayweather has been summoned to appear in Las Vegas Justice Court in connection with allegations that he passed a $200,000 check that was later returned unpaid, according to court documents filed in Clark County.
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A declaration filed April 27 by Clark County Chief Deputy District Attorney Charles Thoman says Mayweather is accused of drawing and passing a check on or about Dec. 31, 2024, drawn on a Wells Fargo account and made payable to Gold and Beyond, 376 W. Sahara Ave.
The filing alleges Mayweather received cash and/or merchandise for the stated value and that the check was deposited but returned unpaid.
The declaration also states a certified letter was mailed to the name and address listed on the check notifying Mayweather of the returned item and demanding payment.
The document alleges more than 10 days passed after the letter was mailed and that Mayweather failed to pay the check in full.
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Prosecutors requested that a warrant be issued for Mayweather on one count of drawing and passing a check without sufficient funds in the drawee bank with intent to defraud, value $1,200 or greater, and one count of theft, value $100,000 or more, the filing states.
Court minutes show a judge found probable cause and that the court issued a summons in lieu of an arrest warrant.
The summons orders Mayweather was scheduled to appear for an initial appearance at 9 a.m. June 15 in Las Vegas Township Justice Court.
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