Cleveland Browns rookie defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. has rejoined the team after being arrested on a domestic violence charge. The incident involved him allegedly pointing a gun at his fiancee during an argument. Hall, a second-round pick from Ohio State, was present at the team’s facility but was not seen on the field during a practice session with the Minnesota Vikings. The Browns are actively investigating the situation surrounding Hall’s arrest.

Hall appeared in court on Tuesday, where he pleaded not guilty to the charge of domestic violence. He posted a $10,000 bond and was released from jail. A court date has been set for September 10, just two days after the Browns’ season opener against Dallas. The police were called to Hall’s residence in Avon, where the altercation took place. According to reports, the dispute was related to financial matters, leading to Hall allegedly using a gun during the argument.

Teammate Rodney McLeod expressed that the team will support Hall during this challenging time. He emphasized the importance of standing by each other as a team and a family. The Browns are focused on understanding the details of the incident and dealing with the matter appropriately. The team is committed to handling the situation with care and will address it internally.

For further updates on NFL news, you can visit the league’s official website.