Ex-Chiefs Kadarius Toney Speaks Out After His Arrest For Allegedly Strangling His Pregnant Girlfriend

Recently, NFL wide receiver Kadarius Toney gained notoriety for his on-field exploits but rather for a mysterious remark he made on social media after being arrested. Everyone is attempting to determine his exact meaning in the post.

After being detained on suspicion of aggravated assault and obstructing/harassing 911 calls, the former Kansas City Chiefs receiver resorted to Instagram to express his feelings about the incident. He has always been an outspoken player on the field, and this time he did the same on a personal issue.

Kadarius Toney’s cryptic message

Toney was wearing a mask and a hat in the post, which he promptly removed. The caption read: “Mfs say anything when they think they right” and “They believe anything”

According to the letter, Toney feels that people are quick to pass judgment and hold unfavorable opinions about him before hearing the whole story.

Toney was arrested after he allegedly assaulted his pregnant girlfriend on January 14th while she was holding their daughter. He is now facing significant legal accusations after the woman called 911 during the confrontation.

Toney, a former player for the Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs, and New York Giants, has not yet responded to the accusations in an official statement. His brief social media statement, however, suggests that he feels unfairly criticized and misunderstood.

Flip the pages for video speaking on his arrest.

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