Dallas police offered a brief
statement Saturday about the investigation into allegations that Johnny
Manziel hit ex-girlfriend Colleen Crowley at a Dallas hotel on Jan. 30.
The police said during the two-minute press conference only that they are still investigating the situation.
"There has been no determination as to what charge, if any, will be filed against Mr. Manziel," Maj. Midge Boyle said.
The altercation on Jan. 30 reportedly began at the Zaza Hotel in Dallas, where Manziel allegedly hit Crowley. According to the Dallas PD's full statement, (article continued below)
the department has obtained video surveillance from the hotel but have not spoken to Manziel.
In Crowley's affidavit seeking a protection order, she stated that after an argument in Manziel's room at the hotel, he led her down a back stairway to the valet, who she told she was "scared for my life."
Dallas police also have the video of the encounter with the valet, an unidentified source told ESPN.
The argument reportedly continued during the drive back to Crowley's Fort Worth residence, with Manziel angrily shouting at her and allegedly striking her again.
Dallas police said on Friday that they hope to finish the investigation by the end of next week.
The Browns are expected to cut ties with Manziel in March.
"There has been no determination as to what charge, if any, will be filed against Mr. Manziel," Maj. Midge Boyle said.
The altercation on Jan. 30 reportedly began at the Zaza Hotel in Dallas, where Manziel allegedly hit Crowley. According to the Dallas PD's full statement, (article continued below)
The Dallas Police Department has released an updated statement on Johnny Manziel
the department has obtained video surveillance from the hotel but have not spoken to Manziel.
In Crowley's affidavit seeking a protection order, she stated that after an argument in Manziel's room at the hotel, he led her down a back stairway to the valet, who she told she was "scared for my life."
Dallas police also have the video of the encounter with the valet, an unidentified source told ESPN.
The argument reportedly continued during the drive back to Crowley's Fort Worth residence, with Manziel angrily shouting at her and allegedly striking her again.
Dallas police said on Friday that they hope to finish the investigation by the end of next week.
The Browns are expected to cut ties with Manziel in March.
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