A Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver has pending felony charges dropped following last month's arrest.

 

Justyn Ross is no longer facing criminal charges, after the Johnson County District Attorney's Office approved the case for diversion.

 

Ross was arrested on October 23rd, and was facing misdemeanor domestic battery and felony criminal damage charges, stemming from a dispute with his girlfriend. Ross would break several items in the apartment, but it was found that every item damaged was Ross' personal items.

 

The talented wide receiver is currently on the Commissioner's Exempt List, meaning he is unable to practice or play. It is not known when he'll rejoin the Chiefs.