Atlanta ( CNN ) -- Former NBA guard Javaris Crittenton waived his first appearance before a judge Friday as he faces murder charges in the death of an Atlanta mother . He had arrived in Atlanta the previous night , extradited from California , where he was arrested . Only his attorney appeared before Magistrate Judge Maureen Malone on Friday . The 23-year-old former basketball player 's next court date is September 30 , Fulton County Sheriff 's Office spokeswoman Tracy Flanagan said . He will remain in Fulton County Jail in the meantime . Crittenton is charged with homicide murder , felony murder and intent to commit aggravated murder , Flanagan said . He was arrested in late August at John Wayne Airport in Orange County , California , on a fugitive warrant . Atlanta investigators say Julian Jones , 22 , was killed in a drive-by shooting August 19 . The mother of four may not have been the target of the shooting , Atlanta police told CNN affiliate WSB . Police believe Crittenton may have been targeting a man who stole jewelry from him . Jones was walking with two men when she was shot , the affiliate reported . Police believe one of the men with her was the target , the affiliate reported . Crittenton , who played for Georgia Tech before going professional , was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers in 2007 and then traded to the Memphis Grizzlies . He was picked up by the Washington Wizards in December 2008 , but he was suspended and later released by the NBA in 2010 after a gun-related incident involving teammate Gilbert Arenas .
Flanagan waives first appearance before a judge . He is charged with murder in the death of a mother of two in the Memphis Grizzlies . He starrred at the L.A. Lakers and was drafted by the L.A. Lakers .