Geno Smith Speaks Out After Police Investigation Paused

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Geno Smith Speaks Out After Police Investigation Paused

Smith was involved in a domestic battery investigation in Davie, Florida, that was closed without charges but is reopenable. "I hate the fact that something I was a part of could've been a distraction for this team, my teammates and this organization," Smith said, via Rich Cimini of ESPN. "I'm happy that I'm able to put this behind me. I'm looking forward to moving forward."

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