Geno Smith told police his accuser tried to steal $20 million in jewlery from him
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Key Points:
- Jets quarterback Geno Smith will not be charged in connection with an alleged assault due to lack of evidence and inability to determine the primary aggressor in the altercation near his home.
- The alleged victim, Kristen Stubbs, who is described as Smith’s longtime friend and occasional intimate partner, declined to provide a sworn statement to police, hindering the investigation.
- The incident involved claims of physical altercations, theft, and property damage, with conflicting accounts from both Smith and Stubbs, including allegations of stolen watches valued at $20 million.
- Surveillance footage provided showed no physical altercation, and police stated that no further investigative steps can be taken without additional evidence or cooperation from Stubbs.
- While the criminal case is closed, Stubbs may pursue civil action, and the NFL could still investigate the matter under its Personal Conduct Policy if new information arises.
