- Toney won two Super Bowls with the Chiefs and the last one played for Cleveland
The woman who was allegedly strangled by NFL player Kadarius Toney told the police that she had seven months pregnant and had her daughter when she attacked her, according to a new report.
Toney, a two -time Super Bowl winner with the Chiefs, was arrested on February 6 for a aggravated assault strangulation charge and a 911 closing -calling position/harass calls, according to the online records seen by TMZ.
Thursday, the departure 911 audio published Of the woman, Toney's girlfriend, in which she shared that she was very pregnant during the January 14 attack in Douglasville, Georgia.
While the woman said she did not feel any contraction and declined to receive medical attention, she said she had fled to her barefoot neighbor to retire from the house she and Toney shared.
According to a police report seen by TMZ, the police wrote that the woman had red marks on her neck and petechial bleeding in her eyes.
The police also said that the open receiver prevented the woman from making 911 calls, since he took her phone.
Police in Georgia issued a court order for the former member of the 26 -year -old bosses last month
Kadarius Toney won two Super Bowls with the Kansas City Chiefs, but is no longer in the team
There was an order issued by Toney's arrest on January 15, and his bonus was set at $ 25,000 for each of his two positions when he was arrested the following month.
The police documents provided to TMZ alleged that Toney pressed a woman's throat “with enough force to make him not breathe.”
He was no longer in custody on February 7, according to records.
A former first -round selection, Toney, 26, played for the Chiefs in the last two seasons before being renounced and resurgating with the Cleveland Browns in 2024.
Despite resuming two rings with the chiefs, Toney is perhaps better known for placing outside the crucial game of a regular seasonal game against the rivals of Buffalo Bills.
The flag denied what would have been the winning touchdown of the game after the closed wing Travis Kelce then skillfully retired to Toney, who managed to run to the score area before the points were taken from the board.
A year earlier, Toney caught a touchdown and returned a 65 -yard clearance to establish another score in a victory of the Super Bowl LVII over the Philadelphia Eagles in Miami.
A first round of the giants, Toney showed flashes of his ability with Big Blue, while accumulating 189 reception yards in a game against the cowboys.
However, he fought with injuries during his time in New York and was changed to Kansas City in 2022.