A football player has accepted responsibility for his actions. He must pay a fine and court costs. The terms of an agreement with prosecutors include completing counseling and paying restitution. If he fulfills these terms and stays out of trouble, one of the charges against him can be dismissed in a year.
The charges stem from an altercation with his girlfriend. Further details about the incident are available.
The player's acceptance of responsibility was noted during a court appearance.
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