Cleveland Browns rookie running back Quinshon Judkins won't be facing any formal charges stemming from an arrest in an alleged case of domestic violence, according to ESPN. The Broward (Fla.) State Attorney's Office has chosen not to move forward with the case, citing a lack of evidence and witnesses, as well as a "delayed report of the incident."

Cleveland Browns running back Quinshon Judkins will not face formal misdemeanor battery charges after he was arrested in July, the Broward State Attorney’s Office told ESPN's Daniel Oyefusi.

Prosecutors say there was "no reasonable likelihood of conviction" in the case against the rookie running back.