Xavier Worthy’s Assault Charges Dismissed After Investigation

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy faced legal scrutiny after his arrest in Williamson County, Texas, on charges of assault related to an alleged domestic violence incident. The arrest occurred on March 8, 2025, prompting widespread media coverage and public concern over the allegations against the promising NFL player.

However, following a thorough investigation by local authorities, all charges against Worthy were dismissed. The decision came after further review of the evidence, which did not support the initial claims of assault. This outcome has been met with relief by Worthy's supporters and the Chiefs organization, who had been closely monitoring the situation.

Worthy, a standout athlete and a key player for the Chiefs, expressed gratitude for the support he received during the ordeal and reiterated his commitment to his team and community. The dismissal of charges allows Worthy to focus on his career without the looming threat of legal consequences.

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Is Xavier worthy in prison?

(KFSN) -- Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy was released from a Williamson County, Texas, jail on Saturday after allegations of felony domestic abuse. Action News has learned a Texas District Attorney decided not to pursue the charges any further.

Why did worthy go to jail?

Worthy was arrested Friday night in Georgetown, Texas, and booked at the Williamson County Sherriff's Office on a criminal charge of assault against a family or household member by impeding their breathing or circulation, per jailhouse records.

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