Details Emerge on Quinsion Judkins’ Domestic Violence Arrest

New information was shared on Monday regarding the domestic violence arrest of Quinsion Judkins, a rookie with the Cleveland Browns. According to the arrest report, he allegedly struck his girlfriend in the face.

The incident reportedly occurred on July 7th at Fort Lauderdale Airport after the couple arrived there. As they were gathering items from the package request, tensions escalated when Judkins became upset after reading text messages from his girlfriend’s family. “Oh, wow, I can’t believe you,” he is quoted as saying. “I’m so finished with you.”

This is the arrest report: #browns RB Quinshon Judkins said he punched her with a closed fist in the Chin/Lip area while in a car leaving the airport on July 7th, and later hit her with his left arm and thigh.

Following their arrival, the couple got into a rented Lamborghini SUV. The girlfriend reportedly attempted to clarify that the text messages Judkins received were misleading. However, he allegedly punched her in the mouth and chin, resulting in a noticeable bruise, according to the report.

Afterward, she left the vehicle to call Judkins’ mother but returned to the back seat. The report indicates that, while driving, Judkins turned and struck her multiple times with his left arm and thigh, leaving further visible bruises.

The victim reported the assault to the Fort Lauderdale police on July 12th. The delay in reporting was due to her feeling overwhelmed by Judkins’ recent achievements in football, the report noted.

Judkins was charged with misdemeanor domestic battery and spent the night in Fort Lauderdale Prison before being released the following morning on a $2,500 bond.

At just 21 years old, Judkins, a National Championship winning running back, was selected 36th overall in the 2025 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns. With expectations to make a significant impact on the revamped team, he now faces serious legal issues before even stepping onto the field.