The woman who accused Chiefs of Kansas City According to his lawyers, Wideout Xavier worthy of having attacked her, which led to an arrest last week, obtained a protective order by a Texas judge.
Worthy, a first -round draft choice in 2024 from Texas And the silver lining in the loss of the Super Bowl of the Chiefs last month, was arrested in the county of Williamson for aggression against a family or a member of the household in which their breath was hampered.
Worthy was released on Friday and the District Prosecutor of Williamson County Shawn Dick decided not to continue the case at that time after talking to several witnesses. (Sheriff’s Bureau of the county of Williamson / Imagn)
Tia Jones, who made the allegation, obtained a protection order against Worthy after the district prosecutor refused to file a complaint against the NFL player.
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“Ms. Jones has chosen to use her voice to speak for herself,” said her lawyer, Angelica Cogliano, in a press release to the Associated Press. “In doing so, she impatiently awaits the facts and circumstances of that night in light through the official legal process and to obtain the justice it deserves.”
His lawyers added that Jones “cooperates” with the police while they continue to investigate allegations.
The details of the alleged assault were not immediately known, but Worthy lawyers said in a separate statement that allegation was made after a woman living in her house refused to leave when asked several times.
The wide receiver of Kansas City chiefs, Xavier Worthy during the Super Bowl, against the Eagles of Philadelphia in New Orleans. (Images of Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn)
The chiefs, Xavier Worthy, avoids accusations of arrest, says the district prosecutor
She would have been invited to leave “to discover her infidelity”.
“She refused to leave the residence and made a certain number of extortive efforts before resorting to this baseless allegation against Mr. Worthy,” said lawyer’s statement. “The complainant also destroyed a room in the residence, striped Mr. Worthy’s face and torn off parts of his hair, from which there is photographic evidence. Worthy declared to the application of the law at the time of the incident that he did not want to file a complaint against the complaint.”
Worthy was released on Friday and the Williamson County District District Shawn Dick later told Austin American-Statesman that his office had decided not to continue the case at the time after talking to several witnesses.
The wide chiefing of Kansas City chiefs, Xavier Worthy with Caesars Superdome, during the Super Bowl Lix. (Images of Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn)
He noted that Worthy co -opted with civil servants.
The chiefs said in a statement at PK Press Club Digital on Saturday: “We know and collect information”.
