Tim Means' child abuse charge dismissed by court

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 3:04 AM

Last updated Jun 23, 2026

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New Mexico UFC fighter Tim Means had a child abuse charge dismissed last week, as confirmed by court records. The dismissal was due to the nonappearance of a witness at the preliminary hearing held on June 15. Means faced allegations stemming from an incident in April involving his teenage daughter. According to law enforcement, she reported physical abuse during an argument, but Means claimed he was only trying to restrain her. The case was dismissed with prejudice, and it remains unclear if the District Attorney's Office will pursue further action.

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  • Child abuse charge against Tim Means dismissed on June 15
  • Dismissal attributed to witness not appearing
  • Incident reported in April involving his teenage daughter
  • Means claims he was trying to restrain the daughter
  • Case dismissed with prejudice, no plans to refile stated
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An April child abuse charge against New Mexico UFC fighter Tim Means was dismissed last week, according to court records. The “nolle prosequi” filed in Metro Court by the District Attorney’s Office cites a “nonappearance of witness at preliminary” as the reason for the dismissal, though it doesn’t state which witness failed to show up for the June 15 preliminary hearing for a felony child ...

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