Von Miller was investigated for domestic violence 2 years before his arrest warrant for ‘assault on pregnant girlfriend’ | The US Sun
The Buffalo Bills’ player, Von Miller, turned himself in after an arrest warrant was issued for allegedly assaulting his pregnant partner in Glenn Heights, Texas. The incident unfolded during a verbal argument about travel plans, escalating when Miller allegedly pushed, shoved, and applied pressure to her neck. The victim suffered injuries to her hand, neck, abdomen, and left biceps. Miller reportedly damaged her belongings, including throwing her laptop on the floor. The woman, who has been in a relationship with Miller for seven years, is six weeks pregnant.
Miller was booked on a third-degree felony assault charge, carrying a potential two to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. He posted a $5,000 bond and was released. The Bills acknowledged the incident, stating they were gathering information, and the NFL also issued a brief statement. This isn’t Miller’s first involvement with the law, as he was under investigation in 2021, although no charges were filed. The pass-rusher signed a significant contract with the Bills in 2022, playing 19 games with the team. The investigation into the recent assault remains ongoing, impacting the player’s reputation and potentially his career.
#VonMiller #NFLAssaultCase #BillsPlayer #DomesticViolenceAwareness #LegalDevelopments