John Jones cleansing while the prosecution rejects accusations of the New Mexico collision case

UFC star John Jones has cleared a major legal obstacle caused by a traffic accident in New Mexico.

Jones was facing fees regarding Accusations that he fled from the scene From an accident in February. A press release obtained by Fox News Digital confirmed on Tuesday that these fees were dropped.

Tuesday also celebrated a specific appearance of the seat of the professional mixed combat artist, but New Mexico state Nolly Brosoy, who officially rejected the case.

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Johns’s registry lawyer, Christopher A. Dodd, the dismissal proving his long faith in innocence of his client.

“We were completely justified. From the beginning, we have made it clear that the woman made a false claim against John in an attempt to avoid the arrest of DWI, and unfortunately, the police accepted that the claim without weighing the facts properly. Once the relevant documents were discovered, they were recently discovered that there was a time when the part that was prepared was composed. John’s innocence.

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Dod added that his office continues to review Albukirk Police Department The behavior leading to and after the arrest of Jones.

“At the same time, it is extremely disturbing that such important evidence was ignored, forcing John to withstand this ordeal unnecessarily. The investigation of how this happens is continuing.”

A woman involved in a car crash in February claimed that Jones was driving one of the accidents connected to the accident and claimed that he left the scene after the debris. The police officer noticed that the woman had offered signs of “great poisoning”.

At that time, Dodd strongly denied the claim that Jones was driving a car during the night concerned.

“John was not driving his car that night, he was not in the car,” Dodd said in a statement in June. “Sugarly a woman seems to have used a false claim against John to avoid his arrest for DWI, and the police fell for that. Based on a criminal complaint, she seems to have gone to the point of seeking a memo for John’s cell phone records while conducting a traffic misdemeanor. I have never heard of anything like this.”

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Jones retirement From professional competition in June. The decision was made slightly after competition since 2020. Jones won the undisputed UFC title as he moved away. Despite retirement, Jones made moves indicating that he could return to fighting in 2026.

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