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Florida prosecutors decline to charge Marcellus Wiley in domestic battery case

Newseze Wire·Tue, Aug 11, 12:00 AMWire: Yahoo Sports
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Florida prosecutors decline to charge Marcellus Wiley in domestic battery case

The decision ends a legal cloud over the former ESPN commentator and NFL player, though the underlying allegations and why prosecutors declined to proceed remain largely unreported.

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