Charges dropped against UFC star Conor McGregor in cell phone incident tankards

In a memorandum obtained by CNN, Assistant State Attorney Khalil Madani said the accuser stopped cooperating and the state could no longer prove the charges.

McGregor, 30, was arrested March 11 and charged with two felonies after allegedly smashing a fan's cell phone outside the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. According to a police report, the fan tried to take a picture of McGregor on a phone while both were leaving the hotel. McGregor then slapped the phone out of the fan's hand and stomped on the phone several times.

Police say McGregor picked up the phone and walked away with it. The fan said the phone was valued at $1,000.



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According to Madani's memo, the alleged victim lives in England and would no longer participate in the prosecution. The memo states that Santiago Cueto, the attorney for the alleged victim, says his client 'has been made whole' by McGregor. Cueto adds that his client no longer believes McGregor 'sought to injure or damage him or his property or permanently or temporarily deprive him of his property.'

McGregor (21-4-0), who formerly held UFC belts in two divisions, hasn't won a fight since 2016. He last fought in the UFC in October, when he lost to lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov. He also is known for his fight against famed boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. in August 2017, which McGregor lost.

McGregor stunningly announced his retirement in March but has since teased a possible return. Speaking to CNN in April, UFC president Dana White said McGregor will fight again.

According to Madani's memo, the alleged victim lives in England and would no longer participate in the prosecution. The memo states that Santiago Cueto, the attorney for the alleged victim, says his client 'has been made whole' by McGregor. Cueto adds that his client no longer believes McGregor 'sought to injure or damage him or his property or permanently or temporarily deprive him of his property.' McGregor (21-4-0), who formerly held UFC belts in two divisions, hasn't won a fight since 2016. He last fought in the UFC in October, when he lost to lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov. He also is known for his fight against famed boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. in August 2017, which McGregor lost. Police say McGregor picked up the phone and walked away with it. The fan said the phone was valued at $1,000. Police say McGregor picked up the phone and walked away with it. The fan said the phone was valued at $1,000. McGregor, 30, was arrested March 11 and charged with two felonies after allegedly smashing a fan's cell phone outside the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. According to a police report, the fan tried to take a picture of McGregor on a phone while both were leaving the hotel. McGregor then slapped the phone out of the fan's hand and stomped on the phone several times. McGregor stunningly announced his retirement in March but has since teased a possible return. Speaking to CNN in April, UFC president Dana White said McGregor will fight again. Police say McGregor picked up the phone and walked away with it. The fan said the phone was valued at $1,000. McGregor stunningly announced his retirement in March but has since teased a possible return. Speaking to CNN in April, UFC president Dana White said McGregor will fight again. McGregor (21-4-0), who formerly held UFC belts in two divisions, hasn't won a fight since 2016. He last fought in the UFC in October, when he lost to lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov. He also is known for his fight against famed boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. in August 2017, which McGregor lost. McGregor, 30, was arrested March 11 and charged with two felonies after allegedly smashing a fan's cell phone outside the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. According to a police report, the fan tried to take a picture of McGregor on a phone while both were leaving the hotel. McGregor then slapped the phone out of the fan's hand and stomped on the phone several times. According to Madani's memo, the alleged victim lives in England and would no longer participate in the prosecution. The memo states that Santiago Cueto, the attorney for the alleged victim, says his client 'has been made whole' by McGregor. Cueto adds that his client no longer believes McGregor 'sought to injure or damage him or his property or permanently or temporarily deprive him of his property.' McGregor stunningly announced his retirement in March but has since teased a possible return. Speaking to CNN in April, UFC president Dana White said McGregor will fight again. McGregor stunningly announced his retirement in March but has since teased a possible return. Speaking to CNN in April, UFC president Dana White said McGregor will fight again. In a memorandum obtained by CNN, Assistant State Attorney Khalil Madani said the accuser stopped cooperating and the state could no longer prove the charges. McGregor stunningly announced his retirement in March but has since teased a possible return. Speaking to CNN in April, UFC president Dana White said McGregor will fight again. Police say McGregor picked up the phone and walked away with it. The fan said the phone was valued at $1,000. McGregor, 30, was arrested March 11 and charged with two felonies after allegedly smashing a fan's cell phone outside the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. According to a police report, the fan tried to take a picture of McGregor on a phone while both were leaving the hotel. McGregor then slapped the phone out of the fan's hand and stomped on the phone several times.

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