Case of sexual harassment against former Texas Wide receiver Yashaya Bond has not been paid any bill and has not received any other criminal allegations, the District Attorney Greig Willis of Colin County (Texas) said on Thursday.
“After reviewing all the evidences presented, a Colin County Grand Jury returned a ‘no bill’ on charges of sexual harassment associated with Isaiah Bond, which means no prosecution would be issued,” Willis said in a statement. “It concludes criminal proceedings in this case.”
Shortly after the news of the closure of the case, Bond Posted a statement on Instagram It shows that he is planning to sign Cleveland Brown,
Bond thanked the brown “for” I “and said that he was grateful for not” the prosecutor’s decisions and the courts forward. “
He said: “I am firm to prove the brown organization and everyone who believes in me to believe in me.”
Sources told ESPN’s Adam Skeffer, however, no deal between Bond and Brown has been finalized.
Bond was arrested on an outstanding sexual harassment warrant in April and was released from Colin County Jail after posting a bail of $ 25,000. After his release from jail, Bond went on social media and said that there was an allegation against him “False lies.”
He later sued the woman who accused her, her lawyers said that the sexual encounter was with consent. The lawsuit, which included a defamation claim, Was rejected with prejudice Last month by the US District Court in Northern Texas.
Bond had a highly touched possibility entering this year’s NFL draft, but became unattained after his arrest.
In his lonely season in Texas in 2024, Bond held 540 yards and 34 passes for five touchdowns. He spent his first two seasons AlabamaCatch 65 passes for 888 yards and five touchdowns.
