Former Braves infielder Rafael Furcal is facing a pair of felony charges, including one for throwing a deadly missile into an occupied vehicle.
Furcal, 47, turned himself into authorities at the Broward County Jail (Fla.) on Wednesday, according to arrest records viewed by The Post, following a Monday incident that also has him staring down an aggravated battery with a deadly weapon charge.
The ex-Braves and Dodgers shortstop was released on bond.
Details of the alleged crimes have yet to emerge.
Furcal was twice arrested during his playing days, accumulating a pair of DUIs in Georgia in 2000 and 2004.
A 14-year MLB veteran, Furcal won Rooke of the Year with Atlanta in 2000 and went on the win a World Series with the Cardinals in 2011.
He retired in 2015 after nine games with the Marlins in 2014, finishing his pro career with three All-Star showings, a .281/.346/.402 slash line, 314 stolen bases, 69 triples and 113 home runs.
