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Mark Schlabach
Georgia’s wide receiver Colbie Young Police.
Kim Stephens, a player lawyer, said on Wednesday that ESPN will provide 12 months of probation service, pay $ 500, and attend family violence intervention programs.
According to Stephens, the prosecution withdrew the misdemeanor for batteries and assaults against an unborn child.
Stevens told the prosecution, “I think it would have been disbanded, but I don’t think it is irrational at all.” “I think that I can restrict and seal the record because I enter into a petition without a full plan, disorderly behavior, and a solution without a solution. no see. “
Young did not play in a bulldog game after the arrest last season. He was able to return to work at the university’s equality office on November 26, but he could not appear in the game due to legal events.
The test is scheduled for June 2.
In 2025, it was not immediately clear how Spirit’s resolution on the alleged criminal charges affects the ability to return to the soccer team. Georgia rejected a comment when ESPN reached on Wednesday.
According to a statement provided by Stephens to ESPN, a woman involved in the change leading to the arrest and suspension of the spirit asked the police to withdraw her statement and withdraw the charges.
According to the Athens Clark County police case report obtained by ESPN, a 20 -year -old woman, who described her as a former girlfriend of spirit, went to her apartment on October 8 and discussed her relationship. Said.
When the conversation became intense after finding out that she was receiving a phone call with another woman, the complainant said, “The young man grabbed his left arm near the biceps and the triceps and physically took her out of his room.”
The woman said that young people use descented terms and ignore her. She said that Young went back to the room and fell asleep.
The woman began to collect her belongings to the police when her friend called. When she answered, the woman told the police. “The spirit came out and grabbed her from behind. She began to hold her tightly and your abdomen to pick up her. Hear her.”
The police officer observed bruises and discoloration on the bottom of the woman’s chest where he meets the abdomen and observed the redness on the right. The police transferred the woman to Athens Hospital for treatment.
In the statement, the woman said the police report was “tilted and did not accurately describe what happened on October 8.”
“I went to Colby’s apartment late at night and talked about our relationship and pregnancy,” the woman said. “Colbie asked me to leave more than once while I was there, I didn’t leave until I was angry and I didn’t think the conversation was productive.
“Colbie did not reach out in any way during an inappropriate or unwanted conversation or claim. He did not hit me. He did not push me. In any way.”
Young, who moved from Miami to Georgia, recorded 139 yards and two touchdowns last season.
