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   The hits just keep on coming for the NFL.   
      
   Arizona Cardinals running back Jonathan Dwyer has been arrested   
   on assault charges, including aggravated assault and preventing   
   someone from calling 911, it was revealed Wednesday evening.   
      
   Phoenix police said the charges stemmed from two separate   
   incidents that are alleged to have occurred at his home in late   
   July. A report was first made to the Phoenix Police Department   
   on Sept. 11, and when detectives questioned Dwyer, he admitted   
   to the incidents but denied any physical assaults, police said.   
      
   Dwyer was being booked into the Maricopa County Jail on   
   Wednesday on one count of aggravated assault causing a fracture,   
   one count of aggravated assault involving a minor, two counts of   
   criminal damage, one count of preventing the use of a phone in   
   an emergency, and assault, police said.   
      
   In a statement, the Cardinals said they became aware of the   
   allegations only on Wednesday afternoon and have deactivated   
   Dwyer from all team activities. The National Football League   
   said the allegations "will be reviewed" under its personal   
   conduct policy.   
      
   Dwyer and his wife, Kayla Tobin Dwyer, have a son, Jonathan Jr.,   
   who was born in February 2013.   
      
   Dwyer's arrest adds to the NFL's headaches in just the third   
   week of the season, after superstar running backs Ray Rice and   
   Adrian Peterson were cut and suspended, respectively, by their   
   teams for domestic violence and child abuse allegations. And the   
   Carolina Panthers on Wednesday announced that defensive end Greg   
   Hardy was put on the exempt-commissioner's permission list   
   (meaning a "voluntary" leave of absence) just hours after the   
   Minnesota Vikings made a similar move with Peterson.   
      
   http://www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/arizona-cardinals-rb-jonathan-   
   dwyer-charged-assault-n205781   
      
       
      
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