Fort Lauderdale Police Release 911 Calls Related to Incident Involving Browns Star Quinshon Judkins

The Fort Lauderdale Police Department has released the 911 call relating to an incident involving Quinshon Judkins, the Cleveland Browns running back, allegedly assaulting a woman with whom he was in a romantic relationship. The alleged victim conveyed to the responding officer that while there were issues, she did not seek medical attention. She stated, “I didn’t go to the hospital for medical treatment, but I am still in pain and have much more to share,” adding that her body still bore visible bruises from the incident. As the call concluded, the operator informed her that she would meet with an officer outside the station. Following her allegations, Judkins, the NFL draft's 36th overall pick, was arrested on July 12 and charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, subsequently being released on a $2,500 bond. The alleged victim recounted that tensions escalated after a dispute regarding text messages received from relatives, which led to another altercation after she re-entered the SUV. The Browns confirmed they were "aware and gathering information" regarding the situation.