A wide receiver on the Baltimore Ravens is under investigation for alleged domestic assault

Feb. 10, 2024

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is now under investigation by Baltimore County Police for an alleged domestic assault.

Baltimore County Police gave a statement to the Baltimore Banner, saying the incident allegedly took place Jan. 21, in Owings Mills, Maryland, according to Yahoo Sports.

Acton Police Department in Massachusetts is also involved in the investigation but has declined to release any information regarding the investigation due to state laws that keep communications between the police and victims of these types of crimes confidential, according to Yahoo Sports.

Baltimore County Police have not charged Flowers with a crime, according to NBC Sports.

The Ravens released a statement saying they know about the report, and declined to comment further on the matter according to a tweet from Fox Baltimore sports reporter Morgan Adsit.

The WR had a promising rookie season for the Ravens, logging 77 receptions, for 858 yards and 5 touchdowns during the regular season, setting franchise records for receptions and yards in a season by a rookie.

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