Assault Charges Against Chiefs' Xavier Worthy Dropped Following Investigation

The Williamson County District Attorney declined to pursue charges against the NFL star after conflicting witness accounts emerged.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy was arrested Friday in Texas on a felony domestic violence charge involving allegations of impeding a household member's breathing.
The Williamson County District Attorney announced Saturday that the case was being declined due to contradictory witness testimonies and insufficient evidence, though the investigation remains ongoing.
Worthy's attorneys stated the incident stemmed from a dispute with a woman asked to leave his residence, alleging she caused property damage and injured Worthy, who has opted not to press charges against her.
The Chiefs organization acknowledged the situation, stating they are gathering information, while the NFL has yet to comment on potential disciplinary actions under its Personal Conduct Policy.
In response to the uncertainty, the Chiefs signed wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown to a one-year deal, reportedly to bolster roster depth as the situation unfolds.