Former Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs is found not guilty of assaulting his private chef
Summary
Stefon Diggs, a former New England Patriots player, was found not guilty of assaulting his personal chef after a short trial in Dedham, Massachusetts. The case involved different stories about what happened during a money dispute, and the jury decided there was not enough proof to convict Diggs.Key Facts
- The trial lasted two days and took place in Norfolk County District Court.
- The charges involved a December 2 incident at Diggs’ home.
- The chef, Jamila Adams, accused Diggs of slapping and choking her.
- Diggs pleaded not guilty to felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault and battery.
- Diggs' lawyers denied the assault happened and questioned the chef’s truthfulness.
- The dispute was said to be about money and relationship issues, not violence.
- Witnesses said the chef did not look injured after the incident.
- The jury took less than two hours to reach a not guilty verdict.
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