Cleveland Browns who retires Quinshon Judkins was arrested on Saturday and charged for contact or strike battery/domestic violence, according to Broward sheriff’s office (Florida).
Judkins, 21, is pending for a sentence for a prosecution.
“We are aware of the matter but will reject further comments,” NFL spokesman said in a statement obtained by NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero.
Browns said they were aware and gathering information, Pelissero said.
Police in Fort Lauderdale, the arrest office, responded to the 1500 series of West Cypress Creak Road “in reference to a delayed battery,” according to police chief of Fort Lauderdale, David Soika, according to Pelissero. The battery was determined to have taken place, according to the preliminary. Police officers contacted the suspect, Judkins, and he was taken to Broward County’s main prison.
Judkins, who is unprepared, was a 2025 NFL draft of the second round of Browns from Ohio county. 36. Selected as a whole, Judkins won the national championship with Buckeyees last year and ran for 1,060 meters in his first and only season with Ohio county after two seasons at Ole Miss.