NEW YORK JETS

Jets' Smith rues being 'distraction' after dispute with girlfriend

David Thorne
David Thorne
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Geno Smith speaking to reporters at a press conference during New York Jets training camp in Florham Park, New Jersey.

New York Jets quarterback Geno Smith addressed the media on Tuesday as the team reported for training camp. Smith expressed regret regarding an off-field dispute with his former girlfriend that occurred last month. He noted that he is unhappy about being a distraction to the organization and his teammates following their recent work during the offseason.

Police were called to Smith's residence on June 21 after an alleged physical altercation. While a video of the dispute circulated on social media, the investigation by Davie police concluded without arrests or charges. Authorities declared the case inactive as neither party involved provided follow-up statements.

In addition to this incident, records show Smith was involved in two separate traffic stops in Florida over recent months. He received citations for improper vehicle tags and speeding in an Aston Martin, which resulted in fines totaling approximately 400 dollars.

Smith stated that he has discussed the situation with head coach Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey. He emphasized his focus remains on the upcoming season and practice sessions. Veterans and staff appear ready to move forward as the team gears up for the year ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Did Geno Smith face charges after the June 21 dispute?+
No. The police investigation yielded no arrests or charges, and the case was declared inactive.
What team does Geno Smith play for?+
Geno Smith is a quarterback for the New York Jets.
Why was Geno Smith involved with the police recently?+
Smith was involved in a dispute with a former girlfriend and two separate traffic stops in Florida.
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