Police: Victim Pressured To Not Press Charges Against Green-Beckham

Columbia police announced today that Missouri star wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham will not be arrested in connection with an incident that occurred this weekend, when Green-Beckham allegedly forced his way into an apartment trying to locate his girlfriend and injured one of the residents. That victim told police she did not want to press charges because "she was afraid of the media and community backlash."

Green-Beckham was suspended indefinitely this week, with few details given. Now we know more: Green-Beckham was the focus of a burglary and assault investigation. David Morrison of the and Tod Palmer of the have been sharing details of the incident report:

The day after the incident, Green-Beckham's girlfriend texted the injured woman to try and convince her not to press charges, so as not to hurt his football career . One text read:

(In an interview with police, the girlfriend said she had not actually spoken to Missouri coaches.)

According to the incident report, Green-Beckham's girlfriend told the victim she had been assaulted too.

The incident report states that Green-Beckham's girlfriend was uncooperative in the investigation, declining to meet with the police's domestic assault specialist. After one interview, the girlfriend's mother contacted police asking them not to contact her daughter anymore.

Mizzou coach Gary Pinkel spoke in general terms about Green-Beckham after Tuesday's practice:

"I'm disappointed. Frustrated. We run this program with integrity. We teach our players to be accountable, responsible people. When they make mistakes — and they're going to make some mistakes — when they're serious mistakes, obviously, it stings. It stings me. It stings the players. That stings our fans. My job is to get it fixed. That's what I intend to do."