NFL Free Agent Kadarius Toney Arrested on Strangulation and Assault Charges

The former Chiefs and Browns wide receiver is accused of choking a woman and preventing her from calling 911 during a January incident in Georgia.

Kadarius Toney, 26, was arrested on February 6 in Douglas County, Georgia, on charges of aggravated assault-strangulation and obstructing/harassing 911 calls.
The alleged incident occurred on January 14, where Toney is accused of choking a woman, leaving visible marks on her neck and causing petechial hemorrhaging in her eyes.
Police documents state Toney also forcibly took the woman's phone to prevent her from contacting emergency services during the altercation.
Toney was released on $50,000 bail the same day he was booked, with $25,000 bond set for each charge.
The former first-round NFL draft pick and two-time Super Bowl champion had a tumultuous career with the Giants, Chiefs, and Browns, playing in only three games last season before being released.