Hawks' Robinson guilty on domestic battery, assault charges

MARKHAM, ILLINOIS - A jury found Atlanta Hawks forward Glenn Robinson guilty Thursday on domestic battery and assault charges but innocent on an unlawful possession of a firearm charge. That&#39;s according to a spokesman for the Cook County State&#39;s Attorney&#39;s office. <br> <br> Spokesman Jerry Lawrence says jurors deliberated about two hours after testimony ended in Robinson&#39;s trial, which started Wednesday. <br> <br> Cook County Circuit Court Judge Christopher Donnelly is expected to sentence Robinson later Thursday. <br> <br> In July, Robinson was charged with domestic battery, assault and unlawful possession of a firearm. <br> <br> Prosecutors say Robinson went to the Chicago Heights home of Jonta French, his ex-fiancee and mother of his daughter, and pushed and threatened her, demanding to know where she put a pistol he had left there. Robinson apologized publicly at the time. <br> <br> In February, a judge issued a warrant for Robinson&#39;s arrest because he missed a hearing in the case. The warrant was set aside when Robinson later appeared in court.