Chiefs' Wide Receiver Justyn Ross Pleads Not Guilty to Misdemeanor Domestic Battery, Criminal Damage Charges

Allegations include dragging woman through house and damaging items including a laptop and car keys; next court hearing set for Dec. 4.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross was arrested on domestic battery and criminal damage charges, with allegations of dragging a woman through a house and damaging property. Ross has pleaded not guilty to these charges.
Ross was initially charged with felony damage of over $25,000, but this was later reduced to a misdemeanor with the value of damaged items, including a laptop, car key, and a gold bracelet, calculated to be less than $1,000.
The Chiefs have confirmed they are aware of Ross's arrest but have not provided any comment on the situation.
The 23-year-old receiver, signed by the Chiefs last year as an undrafted free agent, missed his rookie season due to a foot injury, but has appeared in all seven games this year, making three catches for 34 yards.
Ross's next court hearing, concerning these misdemeanor charges, is set to take place on Dec. 4.