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Menacing charge dropped against Bengals' Joe Mixon, accused of threatening woman at gunpoint
1 month ago | By Boston Herald
An aggravated menacing charge against Cincinnati Bengals running back Joe Mixon was dismissed Friday morning.
Mixon, 26, had been accused of threatening a woman at gunpoint on Jan. 21 in downtown Cincinnati. The charge was filed Thursday.
At a Friday morning hearing, Cincinnati prosecutors asked for the dismissal, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported. The alleged victim agreed with the move, prosecutors told Judge Curt Kissinger. The charge can be refiled.
Mixon's agent said police were in a “rush to judgment” when they filed the charge.
A woman told authorities that Mixon pulled a gun on her...
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