Jerry Jeudy was released from the Arapahoe County (Colorado) Jail on Friday and has since met with first-year Broncos head coach Nathaniel Hackett, Ryan O’Halloran of the Denver Post notes.
Although Jeudy was arrested on a charge of second-degree criminal tampering with a domestic violence enhancer, Arapahoe County Sheriff Tyler Brown called the charge a “very low misdemeanor” and said no physical contact was made during the incident.
The woman involved, the mother of Jeudy’s 1-month-old son, asked an Arapahoe County judge to dismiss the case, indicating she contacted authorities to “monitor the situation” and never felt threatened during the argument, the Denver Post’s Sam Tabachnik reports. The judge has not dismissed the case, which is set for arraignment. Jeudy is to appear in court May 31.
The woman, with whom Jeudy is still in a relationship, accused the 23-year-old wideout of withholding medical records, her wallet and the baby’s car seat as she attempted to leave a residence Thursday, according to a police report. Each item was locked in a vehicle, per Brown. Jeudy accused the woman of taking one of his three phones. Jeudy went into police custody without incident but spent one night in jail.
A former first-round pick, Jeudy is a key part of the Broncos’ 2022 plans. With the Alabama alum becoming extension-eligible in January 2023, this season profiles as a potential turning point. Jeudy’s rookie contract runs through 2023 but can be extended through 2024 via the fifth-year option, a decision the Broncos must make by May of next year. Jeudy should be expected to attend Broncos offseason workouts going forward. This arrest falls under the purview of the NFL’s personal conduct policy, though it is not certain a suspension will be handed down.
time to sign Julio
Seems like every woman calls 911 and makes a big deal out of nothing!!!
The beast system is tailored to, and feeds off of it
“Every.”
Young fellas gotta learn the hard way about it these young women they get involved with. Now his reputation and career is threatened because she wants to search his cell phone.
When contacted for comment Cary Grant reportedly stated, “JEUDY, JEUDY, JEUDY” !!
One of his three phones Guess she found out it he had some side chicks
The police work for the woman. All they have to do is call,make a accusation and the man goes to jail. It doesn’t matter if he’s guilty or not.
These comments are insane. If she called the police, then she was definitely scared. I’ve been married for 23 years and have had countless arguments with my wife and zero arrests. He made her feel unsafe and these are the consequences. It does not matter the circumstance. These “young fellas gotta learn” that they are big, intimidating athletes and if they make their partners feel unsafe there may be consequences personally and professionally.
Making someone “feel unsafe” is not a crime, and that is also not the charge that Jeudy is facing. It is fair to both parties to not make assumptions about what either was feeling or what he/she was motivated by.
What I can say is that being in a relationship does not exempt either one from the duty to respect the other’s property. Stealing phones, holding baby supplies, whatever it is only opens the door for legal trouble.
I never said that making your partner feel unsafe was a crime, I simply said that there are consequences. Jeudy, or any other professional athlete living under the media microscope, should react to being disrespected or having their cell phone disrespected however they choose. I’m suggesting they may pay a higher price to demand respect than others or than is necessarily fair. Maybe you just walk away and get a new stupid phone. Or demand respect I guess.
What are you basing your assumption that she was “definitely scared”? Absolutely nothing in relation to what he was charged with or the information that’s been published supports your baseless claims.
Because she called the police.
Any story that starts “I had these three cell phones…” isn’t likely to end well.