Marcellus Wiley will not face domestic battery charges in Florida

2 sources1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 1:49 AM

Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Marcellus Wiley will not face domestic battery charges in Florida
Summary

The State of Florida has decided not to file domestic battery charges against Marcellus Wiley. This decision follows a July 4 altercation at a hotel involving Wiley and his wife, Annemarie Wiley. Court records indicate that testimonial evidence was deemed insufficient for a conviction. Wiley had been arrested and subsequently released on bond, facing a no-contact order with Annemarie. She has accused him of physical and emotional abuse in divorce filings and reported a pattern of violence. Wiley has publicly denied the allegations and expressed his desire to address them through legal channels.

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  • Florida will not pursue charges against Marcellus Wiley.
  • Wiley was arrested on July 4 for domestic battery.
  • Testimonial evidence was insufficient for conviction.
  • Annemarie Wiley filed for divorce and cited abuse.
  • Wiley denies the allegations and plans legal action.
Latest Updates
  • 1:49 AMYahoo SportsEx-NFL DE Marcellus Wiley's domestic battery case dismissed due to lack of evidence in Florida
  • 12:00 AMYahoo SportsFormer ESPN personality Marcellus Wiley sees domestic violence charges dropped
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The State of Florida will not file domestic battery charges against former NFL player and ESPN personality Marcellus Wiley.

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Marcellus Wiley was arrested on July 4 in Florida after an incident with his wife, who filed for divorce days later.

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