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Semaj Booker is one of the most popular and richest Basketball Player who was born on June 25, 1997 in Lakewood, Washington, United States. In July of 2019, Booker was involved in an incident of road rage that occurred that occurred in Pierce County, Washington. As per the report of the person who was injured, Booker arrived in a white vehicle next to the victim and said, “You cut me off and I have my kid in the car.” Booker then said he punched the victim in the window, then opened the door and continued to hit the victim about 20 times. Booker then fled as the traffic light changed. The police charged him with Second-degree assault during November.

Before he made the decision to professional basketball, Booker played in a recreational league. On April 7, 2018, Booker would be one of between 50 and 100 players who would travel for Garfield High School to tryout for the Seattle Ballers, one of eight teams formed by the recently formed Junior Basketball Association (JBA). Following the practice sessions for Seattle were over, Booker was named one of four players (at at the moment) to be confirmed as a member of the newly created team. Booker would make his professional debut with the JBA on the 23rd of June in a game against Dallas Ballers at the H&PE Arena in Houston, Texas. In the game, he scored 12 points 4, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and a steal and an assist as an opener in a rout win 121-103 against the Dallas Ballers. In the next game, one day later the following day, he was asked to play as an extra participant with Seattle in a loss of 150-145 against Los Angeles Ballers. Los Angeles Ballers, which included the top athlete LaMelo Ball.

Throughout his time at high school the student would attend four different campuses within Washington at least each year of an academic year at high school. In his sophomore year the team was Lincoln High School in Tacoma. In his junior year transfer, he joined Curtis Senior High School in University Place, Washington. He also was employed part-time as a referee during this time. He received a letter curiosity by San Diego State University while at Curtis. Prior to his 18th birthday, at the close the junior season Booker was involved in an intense fight, which led to his being suspended from school. He went to summer school on the campus of Oakland Alternative High School in Tacoma. After his senior school year Booker moved into Clover Park High School located in Lakewood, Washington. In what would be his final year in High School, Booker would average 13.6 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.0 steals, 1.6 assists, and 1.5 blocks per game during twenty games. The college he was interested in was Tacoma Community College and Evergreen State College however, Booker decided to stay away from both locations, and even resisted from attending the classes offered at Clover Park completely at the time. Booker was hoping to attend an preparatory school in Illinois to complete his high school in a timely manner but he wasn’t able to due to being born with his child, Mathayus King Blue-Booker, on the 22nd of December the 22nd of December, 2016 and partly due to an arrest that he made in February 2017that resulted in the court hearing in July in that year.