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Also there is a version of non-local parabolic upper contact set, denoted by \\(\\Gamma^{n,+}_{[-T,0]\\times\\Omega}(v)\\), such that \\(v\\) is a real-valued function on \\([-T,0]\\times\\mathbb{R}^n\\) for some \\(T>0\\). Let \\(\\mathcal{P}^-\\) be the Pucci extremal operator, i.e., the real-valued operator on \\(\\mathrm{Sym}(n)\\), the set of square symmetric matrices of order \\(n\\), such that for \\(X\\in \\mathrm{Sym}(n)\\), \\(\\mathcal{P}^-(X)=\\min\\{-\\operatorname{Tr}(AX):A\\in \\mathrm{Sym}(n),\\lambda I_n\\leq A\\leq \\Lambda I_n\\}\\) such that \\(\\lambda,\\Lambda\\) are positive constants called the ellipticity constants, \\(I_n\\) is the square identity matrix of order \\(n\\), and \\(\\operatorname{Tr}(AX)\\) stands for the trace of the square matrix \\(AX\\). The ABP maximum principle states that if \\[ \\mathcal{P}^-(D^2u)-\\gamma|Du|\\leq f(x)\\text{ for }u\\in W_{\\mathrm{loc}}^{2,n}(\\Omega)\\cap C(\\overline{\\Omega}),\\;x\\in \\Omega,\\;f\\in L_n(\\Omega),\\;\\gamma\\geq 0,\\leqno{(*)} \\] then \\(\\sup_{x\\in \\Omega}u(x)\\leq \\sup_{\\zeta\\in\\partial\\Omega}u(\\zeta)+Cd\\|\\max(f,0)\\|_{L_n(\\Gamma^{n}_\\Omega(u))}\\) where \\(D^2u\\) is the symmetric Hessian matrix of \\(u\\), \\(C\\) is a real constant relying on \\(n,\\lambda,\\gamma,d\\), and \\(\\Gamma^+(u)\\) is the upper contact set of \\(u\\) defined by \\(\\Gamma^+(u)=\\{y\\in \\Omega:u(x)\\leq u(y)+\\langle Du(y),x-y\\rangle _{\\mathbb{R}^n}\\text{ for any }x \\in\\Omega\\}\\). The authors provide a generalization of the ABP maximum principle. Precisely, by adding an explicit integral operator at the left hand side of \\((*)\\) and imposing meaningful conditions on the integrand and replacing \\(\\Gamma^+(u)\\) by \\(\\Gamma^{n,+}_\\Omega(u)\\) and \\(\\Gamma^{n,+}_{[-T,0]\\times\\Omega}(u)\\), successively, the authors show that the ABP maximum principle remains true (Theorems 3.1 and 4.1). The authors also treat the case when \\(f\\in L_p(\\Omega)\\) for \\(p