Cleveland Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins was arrested on Saturday July 12 and placed in police custody for alleged domestic violence.
Judkins, 21, is currently behind the bars of the Broward County prison after his arrest in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Record arrests examined by US Weekly Indicate that the deposit was set at $ 2,500 and currently pending, and that Judkins was accused of battery, a Costing of crime in the first degree. More details surrounding the arrest are not accessible to the public.
US Weekly contacted representatives for the Browns and for Judkins to comment.
Judkins was selected by the Browns as a choice of draft n ° 36 in the second round of the NFL 2025 draft after playing football for the University of Mississippi and the Ohio State. In particular, Judkins has not yet signed his contract with the team – he is one of the 30 recruits which are currently negotiating more favorable conditions.
The New England Patriots star Jabrill Peppers was arrested last weekend and is now faced with accusations, including strangulation and drug possession. Peppers, 29 […]
The NFL has long been struck by accusations that the league does not do enough to solve problems of domestic violence, a problem which reached a fever field in 2014 after three players – Radius rice,, Greg Hardy And Adrian Peterson – were each authors of violence in separate events.
On February 15, 2014, Rice was filmed by hitting her fiancée until she fell unconscious in an elevator at Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He was first suspended for two games by the Baltimore Ravens before the video leak, then was suspended indefinitely after the video release. Although his legal team finally canceled the suspension, no team was willing to sign rice and their career ended after several months.
Rice and his wife now Janay Palmer were arrested following the incident and charged with simple assault. Rice was then charged with seriously serious assaults, and the couple got married the next day. Rice did not go to the trial and rather attended an intervention program before the trial which required a plea of guilt in exchange for any conviction once he finished the program, What he did in May 2014Reported ESPN.
“We are very satisfied with the result. We are happy that the court and the prosecutor’s office agreed that PTI is the appropriate provision for the case,” said Rice’s lawyer at the time.
Hardy, now a UFC fighter, was suspended by the 2015 NFL after an investigation revealed that he “used physical strength against another significant at least four times”, ” ESPN reported. He was convicted of domestic violence, but his victim did not testify during the appeal and the charges were finally abandoned. In June 2025, Hardy was again arrested for having pretended to assault a family member.
Hardy defended himself via Instagram the same month. “Please stop spreading what these chaos machines publish, they know no fact and then feed the fire that affects my children and my wife”, the New York Post reported He wrote on the platform.
He continued: “Things become emotional, but will never be and will never be what your clowns try to spread. I ask all my heart please, my family and I are all well.
Adrian Peterson was accused of having abused his 4 -year -old son in 2014. Photos and videos of abuses surfaced and led to a league suspension, ESPN reported at the time. He was finally accused of child abuse and did not argue any assistance with a reduced charge of imprudent assault for offense. He was sentenced to a two -year probation sentence, a fine of $ 4,000 and 80 hours of community service.
NFL commissioner Robert Goddell City abuses in a letter announcing the suspension of Peterson of the Vikings of Minnesota. “I’m sorry for all of this,” Peterson said in a statement at the time, “but I can’t apologize [the league’s] Refusal to be fair ”- an apparent reference to its suspension.
