Kadarius Toney, Chiefs’ Super Bowl -Helt, arrested for allegedly having strangled a woman

Former New York Giants and Kansas City Chief’s wide receiver Kadarius Toney were arrested last month after police say he suffocated a woman.

Toney is accused of putting her hand around a woman’s neck and pressing “with enough force to make her be unable to breathe,” according to TMZ Sports.

Toney was accused of taking the woman’s phone under the quarrel so she couldn’t call the authorities, leaving her with marks on her neck and bleeding in her eyes.

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Kadarius Toney from Kansas City Chiefs celebrates after a 5-yard touchdown reception against Philadelphia Eagles during the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl at State Farm Stadium 12 February 2023 in Glendale, Ariz. (Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)

The first round of 2021 had an arrest warrant for his arrest 15 January, one day before the alleged shift, and he was arrested on Thursday.

He was indicted for a counting of worsening attack strangulation and another indictment of preventing/harassing 911 calls, according to prison registers.

Fox News Digital reached out to a Toney representative for comment.

Toney was the 20th election of Florida four years ago by Giants. After a stormy period in New York, he was sent to Kansas City Chiefs. His record-breaking punt-baked in 2023 Super Bowl and Touchdown in the fourth quarter helped Chiefs to the year’s Super Bowl victory.

Kadarius Toney from Kansas City Chiefs reacts after a touchdown on a theater piece called back due to a penalty in the second half against Buffalo Bills at Geha Field at Arrowhead Stadium 10 December 2023 in Kansas City, Mo. (Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

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However, his tenure at Chiefs ended in a similar way and he was turned off last year’s Super Bowl list. There was a war of words about whether Toney had been healthy and he did not play in the team’s last seven games of the season, including the playoffs.

Kadarius Toney from Kansas City Chiefs is running for a first quarter game against Jacksonville Jaguars at Arrowhead Stadium November 13, 2022, in Kansas City, Mo. (David Eulitt/Getty Images)

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Toney played in just one game the last season for Cleveland Browns. He muted a point, was hit with a mocking punishment and was released just days later.

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