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Probable Cause Found, Quinshon Judkins Freed on $2,500 Bond in Domestic Battery Case

Judkins remains under NFL personal conduct review under strict bond restrictions before training camp

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Quinshon Judkins arrested on domestic violence, battery charge in Florida (Mandatory Credit: Ken Blaze-Imagn Images)
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Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins is pictured in February 2025. (AP)

Overview

  • A Broward County judge ruled there was probable cause in Judkins’s July 7 domestic battery case and set a $2,500 bond with no contact with the victim or firearms allowed.
  • Authorities say the alleged battery occurred after Judkins and the victim left Fort Lauderdale Airport and left visible bruising documented in police reports.
  • Judkins remains the only member of the Browns’ 2025 draft class without a signed rookie contract as talks over guaranteed money stay pending his legal outcome.
  • The NFL has begun a personal conduct policy investigation that could see Judkins placed on the commissioner’s exempt list or suspended for six games if convicted.
  • Cleveland’s front office is gathering facts as training camp nears and must decide Judkins’s backfield status in place of departed star Nick Chubb.