Colts' Drew Ogletree arrested on felony domestic battery fee

Colts tight extinguish Drew Ogletree became arrested on Friday and charged with domestic battery.

Hendricks County Jail recordsdata describe Ogletree‘s felony fee as “Home battery committed in bodily presence of a kid no longer up to 16, lustrous child contemporary and could well maybe maybe be in a local to peer/hear.”

The Indianapolis Star reports that Ogletree became booked at 3:42 p.m. on Friday, hours after the Colts finished notice. Police who responded to a call of a domestic disturbance learned a female sufferer in worry and unable to circulate. She became taken to a local hospital.

Police instruct the sufferer said Ogletree “body slammed” her to the ground and that Ogletree admitted he pushed her to the ground.

Ogletree will likely poke away out Sunday’s sport against the Raiders and every other video games till the factual matter is resolved, and he faces a suspension below the NFL deepest behavior policy once an investigation is performed.

“We are attentive to the traumatic allegations inviting Drew Ogletree,” the Colts said in an announcement. “The team takes these matters severely. We now possess notified the NFL and are within the formulation of gathering more recordsdata. We are able to possess no extra comment at the moment.”

Ogletree has played in 12 video games for the Colts this season, with nine begins, and is a contributor on particular groups.