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Flowers of the Baltimore Ravens is now being investigated for a possible domestic violence. The Baltimore and Acton, Massachusetts police departments are both investigating the incident, which happened in Baltimore County last month. According to reports, the alleged attack happened on January 21 in the Maryland community of Owings Mills.
Flowers, 23, has not been charged, but the police are still looking into the matter. The Baltimore Banner published information about the current probe.
According to sources, Flowers participated in the AFC Championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs one week after the county police initially got the report. Flowers helped lead the Ravens to the AFC Conference Championship game in his rookie season.
With six touchdowns in 16 games and rookie records for catches (77) and receiving yards (858), the former Boston College standout enjoyed a fantastic rookie campaign with the Ravens. A goal-line blunder versus Kansas City resulted in a 17-10 loss, despite his outstanding effort, keeping the Ravens from winning their first Super Bowl in 11 years.
Flowers’ otherwise excellent rookie season has been marred by his suspected involvement in the domestic assault. As the case continues to develop, it is imperative to let the inquiry finish before making any judgements.
In the realm of professional sports, athlete off-field issues frequently attract a lot of attention. It is critical to keep in mind that all parties concerned should be given a fair and comprehensive investigation.
About the continuing investigation, the Ravens organisation has not issued a formal remark. It will be interesting to watch how the organisation handles Flowers’ alleged involvement and any potential effects on his future with the team as the situation progresses.
a trying time for Flowers, who in his NFL debut had a lot of promise. There is little question that the investigation’s conclusion will have an impact on his personal and professional life.
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