Charges Dropped on Former Pats Running Back Dillon

LOS ANGELES (AP) – Prosecutors say they will not file criminal

charges against former NFL running back Corey Dillon, who was

arrested earlier this month after an argument with his wife.

Deputy District Attorney Mara McIlvain said Thursday that there

is insufficient evidence to show that Dillon's wife was injured.

The sheriff's department says Dillon and his wife, Desiree

Antoine-Dillon, were arguing over their pending divorce and child

custody on May 1 when she called 911, saying she had been assaulted

by her husband.

She later told authorities her husband never hit her and

indicated she did not want to press charges.

Prosecutors have yet to determine whether to bring charges

against Dillon involving his arrest last month for allegedly

driving drunk near Calabasas.

Dillon played for the Cincinnati Bengals and New England

Patriots.