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Why Jason Kelce Won’t Face Charges in Phone-Smashing Case

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Jason Kelce is in the clear.

The former Philadelphia Eagles player won’t face charges in relation to a phone-smashing incident outside of a football game at Penn State University Nov. 2, campus police confirmed to People Dec. 11.

Videos shared on social media from the altercation showed Jason walking through a crowd outside of Beaver Stadium and smashing the phone of a man who allegedly called his younger brother, Travis Kelce, a homophobic slur for dating Taylor Swift. After slamming the phone on the ground, the 37-year-old ESPN commentator repeated the slur, picked up the phone and kept walking.

“The individual in the video footage circulating on social media has not been identified,” Jacqueline Sheader, a public information officer with the Penn State University Campus Police Department, told People, “and no one has come forward to University Police with a related complaint about damage to personal property.”

As such, the PIO added, the investigation surrounding the incident has officially been closed.



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