James Harden has received a major legal update after facing a gun charge in Texas earlier this year. Prosecutors have now dismissed the case after the NBA star completed an alternative resolution agreement.
Prosecutors Dismissed the Case After James Harden Completed an Alternative Resolution Agreement
James Harden was arrested in Texas in June 2026 over a misdemeanor unlawful carrying of a weapon charge. Prosecutors have now dismissed the case after he completed an alternative resolution agreement.
The Harris County District Attorney’s Office submitted a dismissal request on Thursday, as reported by TMZ. Prosecutors confirmed that Harden completed an alternative resolution agreement, leading officials to dismiss the case. The dismissal also means Harden can now move forward without the case pending against him.
Details about the agreement remain unclear at this time. The dismissal means Harden no longer faces the pending legal case.
Talking about the NBA star’s arrest details, police took James Harden into custody on June 13, 2026, at around 3:40 a.m. in Downtown Houston, Texas.
Authorities charged Harden with misdemeanor unlawful carrying of a weapon after they allegedly found an unholstered firearm visible inside a vehicle. He posted a $100 bond and secured his release the same day.
So far, the 36-year-old NBA player has not released any statement regarding the case or the dismissal of the charges. Looking at James Harden’s current NBA situation, the veteran guard is currently a free agent, meaning he can sign with any team.
Speculation has also linked Harden with a potential return to the Cleveland Cavaliers on a multi-year deal. However, there has been no official confirmation of a new contract.
Now, supporters will be hoping to see him return to Cleveland and continue his basketball journey with the Cavaliers.
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Originally reported by Vipul Dhawas on Reality Tea
