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Kansas City Chiefs defensive backs coach Dave Merritt was arrested in Johnson County, Kansas on a misdemeanor domestic-battery charge, with arraignment scheduled for Thursday; authorities allege bodily harm to a family member, and Merritt has a long NFL coaching résumé as the Chiefs prepare for two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL draft.
David Lee Merritt Sr., 54, the Kansas City Chiefs’ defensive backs coach, was arrested in Overland Park on misdemeanor domestic battery charges, booked into jail and released on a $2,500 personal recognizance bond, with a court date set for June 24. The Chiefs acknowledged the arrest but declined comment as they prepare for the NFL draft, where they hold the ninth overall pick.
Dave Merritt, the Chiefs’ defensive backs coach since 2019, was arrested in Overland Park, Kansas on a misdemeanor domestic-battery charge after a Johnson County officer alleged he harmed his daughter. He is due in court, the Chiefs have no comment, and he is expected to be placed on leave as the NFL reviews potential personal-conduct-policy violations.
A local blotter from Muddy River News catalogs Quincy and Adams County incidents for Mar. 27, 2026, including theft charges, warrants, domestic battery cases, and other offenses with several individuals lodged or cited.
Browns running back Quinshon Judkins is scheduled to meet with the NFL regarding a potential discipline related to his July arrest for domestic battery, which was dropped by prosecutors; the league's decision is pending after the interview, with Judkins recently signing with the team and awaiting his debut.
Miami Dolphins outside linebackers coach Ryan Crow was arrested on a domestic battery charge and has been placed on administrative leave as the team investigates the matter.
Miami Dolphins outside linebackers coach Ryan Crow was arrested in Fort Lauderdale on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge following a domestic disturbance, and has been placed on administrative leave by the team as investigations continue.
Despite not signing a contract with the Browns, Quinshon Judkins is subject to the NFL's Personal Conduct Policy due to his status as a prospective player, following his arrest for misdemeanor domestic battery, as the policy applies to all players under consideration or negotiations with NFL teams.
Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins was arrested for misdemeanor domestic battery after a police report revealed he allegedly punched and struck a woman, with visible bruising documented. Judkins was released on bond and the NFL is likely to consider his status pending criminal case resolution.
Quinshon Judkins, a Browns running back, was released on a $2,500 bond after being charged with misdemeanor domestic battery; the NFL will review potential discipline after the case concludes, and Judkins may face paid leave.
Cleveland Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins was arrested in Florida on suspicion of domestic battery, with the team stating they are gathering more information. Judkins, drafted 36th overall in 2025, has not yet signed his contract and the incident is under investigation.
NFL rookie Quinshon Judkins was arrested for misdemeanor domestic battery and faces potential disciplinary action from the NFL, with his contract negotiations also impacted by the incident.
Nikki Garcia and Artem Chigvintsev have reportedly settled their divorce following mediation, after Garcia filed for divorce due to Chigvintsev's arrest for felony domestic battery, for which he was not charged. The settlement includes dismissing mutual restraining orders, and Garcia's representative emphasized her focus on her son's well-being and privacy.
The accuser in the domestic battery case against Georgia receiver Colbie Young has requested that the charges be dropped, citing inaccuracies in the police report. Young's attorney, Kim Stephens, released a statement and a signed affidavit from the woman, asserting that Young did not commit any act of violence. Despite the request, authorities are often hesitant to dismiss such charges due to the complexities of domestic cases. Young, who transferred from Miami, has been suspended by UGA Athletics pending the case's outcome.
Former "Howard Stern Show" writer Elisa Jordana apologized after being arrested for domestic battery in Florida following a livestream where she physically assaulted her boyfriend, accusing him of cheating. The altercation was captured on her YouTube channel, showing Jordana hitting and verbally abusing her boyfriend, prompting him to eventually force her out of the car and call the police. Authorities deemed Jordana the aggressor after reviewing the video footage, and it's unclear if her boyfriend was also taken into custody.