The 911 call recording the Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins reportedly assaulting a lady he had a romantic relationship with was made public by the Fort Lauderdale Police Department.
The claimed victim acknowledged to the officer taking the report that there were problems, but she did not seek medical help. She informs the officer:
“I didn’t go to the hospital for medical treatment, but I will say that I am still in pain and I have a lot more of my story to tell,”
“I just need to, and I still have visible bruises and evidence on my body of the event.”
Before the call ended, the operator informed her that she would meet with an officer outside the police station. Due to the woman’s allegations, Judkins, the 36th overall choice in the NFL draft, was arrested on July 12 and charged with misdemeanor domestic assault. He was freed from custody after posting a $2,500 bond.
According to the story, Judkins hit her as she attempted to clarify the matter after they got into a fight over text messages he had received from relatives. According to the claimed victim, she got out of the SUV for a short while during their trip, but as soon as she got back in, there was another disagreement. She says Judkin struck her once more at that point.
They were “aware and gathering information” about the arrest, according to the Browns.
