Chris Paul Tweets About Fans Harassing His Family

Chris Paul had a rough Sunday. His Phoenix Suns fell to the Dallas Mavericks 111-101, evening their second-round playoff series at 2-2. Paul was frustrated as he fouled out having only played 23 minutes. There was also apparently an incident in the stands involving his family and he tweeted about it after the game.
Paul finished the game with five points, seven assists, five rebounds, one steal, two turnovers and those six fouls. He was a -3 for the game. He struggled throughout the entire contest and the officiating clearly got on his nerves.
Here's what Paul said on social media:
Wanna fine players for saying stuff to the fans but the fans can put they hands on our families….fuck that!!
— Chris Paul (@CP3) May 8, 2022
At one point after Paul fouled out, he was seen talking to security with a police officer present:
I noticed during one of the reviews CP3 was clearly pissed off saying something to security pic.twitter.com/Y8e0KVGCQA
— Pro Pels Talk (@ProPelsTalk) May 8, 2022
He appears to say something about his mom. I'm no lip reader but he seems to say, "He put his hands on my mom." That's obviously just a rough guess.
Paul seemed to be fed up with everything during the postgame press conference and wanted to leave as soon as possible:
Here's Chris Paul asking Suns comms if he could leave the postgame presser so he didn't get fined. He left about a minute later.
— Gerald Bourguet (@GeraldBourguet) May 8, 2022
Between the officiating and whatever happened that he just tweeted about, CP3 is not happy right now: pic.twitter.com/BFCjGoxnHI
If the fans in Dallas were harassing Paul's family, that's absolutely unacceptable and the NBA needs to do something about it.
UPDATE: Chris Paul's mom and wife were reportedly shoved by a Dallas fan. The Mavericks quickly put out a statement condemning the fan and saying that behavior will not be tolerated in their arena:
Statement from Mavericks: “The Dallas Mavericks are aware of an incident between a fan and the family of Chris Paul. It was unacceptable behavior and will not be tolerated. The Mavericks, along with American Airlines Center, swiftly removed the fan from today’s game.” https://t.co/jGl6zxpijs
— Tim MacMahon (@espn_macmahon) May 9, 2022