Holmes denied touching Mills and said another woman threw the glass that hit Mills in the face. After both Mills and Holmes were escorted out of the nightclub, Mills asked the police officer if she could speak to Holmes alone, the police report said.

 

Holmes agreed to speak with Mills, and they walked several feet away. The officer saw Mills smiling and rubbing Holmes' face, according to the police report.

 

A short time later, Mills told the officer that she didn't want to press charges, the police report said. In the lawsuit, Mills claimed Holmes and an officer intimidated her so she wouldn't press charges.

 

Orlando Police Department spokeswoman Barbara Jones said the case was closed since Mills declined to prosecute. But an administrative review of the timeliness of the report would be conducted since it was filed Tuesday, three weeks after the incident.

 

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Looks like the legal troubles are heading east, but still staying in the AFC North.

The chick had a record "assaulting a man, labeled as dating violence".

 

No charges filed, he'll get nothing. No reefer cigars this time. Just got huffy with the wrong hoochie.