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UFC Stars Jon Jones clears major legal obstacles from traffic accidents in New Mexico.
Jones is facing Accuse him of escaping the scene Accident in February. The allegations have been dropped, a press release obtained by Fox News Digital on Tuesday confirmed.
Tuesday also marked a scheduled backup trial appearance for professional mixed martial artists, but New Mexico filed Nolle Prosequi, an official who formally dismissed the case.
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Jon Jones before the battle with Thiago Santos (undrawn) at T-Mobile Arena. (Stephen R. Sylvanie/USA Sports Today)
Jones’s record lawyer Christopher A. Dodd proposed that the firing confirmed his long-standing belief in the innocence of clients.
“We have been fully confirmed. From the outset, we explained that a woman filed false charges against Jon to avoid being arrested by the DWI, and unfortunately, once Jon’s cell phone records were undoubtedly met with a scene. A complete and impartial review of the case ultimately confirmed Jon’s innocence.”
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Dodd added that his office continues to review Albuquerque Police Department Jones was arrested and immediately after it was taken.
“At the same time, this critical evidence has been ignored, forcing Jon to endure this torture unnecessarily. Our investigation into this situation is still underway.”
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A woman in a car accident in February claimed that Jones was driving a car related to the incident and claimed he left the scene after the shipwreck. The response officer pointed out that the woman showed signs of “significant intoxication”.
Jon Jones interacts with the media at Houston Oak Crown on UFC 247 Ultimate Media Day in Houston, Texas on February 6, 2020. (Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC)
At the time, Dodd strongly denied that Jones was driving a vehicle at night.
“Jon didn’t drive that night; he wasn’t in the car,” Dodd said in a statement in June. “It seems that a revelry woman used false charges against Jon to avoid being arrested by the DWI, and the police fell down for it. According to the criminal complaint, it seems that they even sought an arrest warrant when they were conducting Jon’s cell phone records while conducting misdemeanor traffic investigations. I’ve never heard of such a thing.”
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Jones retires From the professional competition in June. He has made decisions in few games since 2020. Despite his retirement, Jones took action to show that he could return to the fight in 2026.
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