Overview

• Former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Julio Urías won't be charged with a felony following his arrest in September on suspicion of domestic violence.
• The Los Angeles County district attorney's office stated that neither the victim's injuries nor Urías's criminal history justify a felony filing.
• The case has been turned over to the city attorney to consider filing a misdemeanor.
• Urías was placed on administrative leave indefinitely by Major League Baseball after his arrest, and could face suspension even without a criminal conviction.
• Urías was previously arrested in May 2019 on suspicion of domestic battery and was suspended 20 games by MLB.