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Florida Prosecutors Decline to Charge Browns RB Quinshon Judkins

Prosecutors cited no surveillance, no independent witnesses or reliable injury evidence, leaving the NFL’s conduct review as the final hurdle before the Browns sign Judkins.

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FILE - Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins speaks during a news conference at the NFL football team's rookie minicamp in Berea, Ohio, May 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki, file)
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Overview

  • Broward County prosecutors issued a decline memorandum on Aug. 14, deciding not to pursue misdemeanor domestic battery charges against Judkins after reviewing police reports, body-cam video and injury documentation.
  • The memo highlighted a lack of video surveillance, absence of independent witnesses and inconsistencies between photos of alleged injuries and subsequent videos showing no signs of harm.
  • The NFL has kept Judkins under its personal-conduct policy review, which could still result in disciplinary measures despite the criminal case being closed.
  • Judkins remains the only unsigned member of the Browns’ 2025 draft class as the team awaits the conclusion of the league’s investigation before finalizing his rookie contract.
  • Insider reports indicate Cleveland is poised to sign Judkins in the coming days, clearing the way for his return to the active roster.