Felony domestic battery charges against Colts' Andrew Ogletree dismissed

The State of Indiana dismissed with prejudice the charges against Ogletree, preventing any future legal action on these allegations.

Felony charges of domestic battery in the presence of a child and resulting in moderate bodily injury against Andrew Ogletree have been dismissed 'with prejudice', meaning they cannot be refiled.
Ogletree's agent released a statement thanking the prosecutors, police, and Ogletree's supporters, asserting his innocence and full exoneration.
Despite the dismissal, the NFL continues its investigation into Ogletree, who could still face league discipline.
Ogletree was placed on the commissioner's exempt list in December, prohibiting him from playing but allowing him to be paid.
Ogletree made his NFL debut last season, appearing in 12 games and recording nine receptions for 147 yards and two touchdowns.