New statement given by victim in Browns’ Michael Hall Jr. domestic violence case

CLEVELAND – The Fox 8 I-Team has learned the victim involved in Browns’ Michael Hall Jr. ’s domestic violence case provided another statement to police Friday afternoon.

The I-Team requested a copy of the new statement but was told until Hall has his next court day the statement is considered evidence. Hall is due back in court on September 10.

Avon police, however, did release police body camera video of Hall’s arrest. The video shows Hall being handcuffed and taken to the department’s booking room to be processed. Hall surrendered to police Tuesday morning.

Avon police officers were called to Hall’s home Monday evening. Police were told an argument between Hall and his fiancée began over finances regarding a dental procedure for her child but things quickly escalated.

Hall allegedly pressed a gun against the woman’s temple, threw a baby bottle at her head, and dragged her out of the house.

Hall’s being represented by attorney Kevin Spellacy and bonded out of jail Tuesday. His bond was set at $10,000.

Hall, 21, was formerly a player for the Ohio State University and played high school football in Streetsboro. He was selected 54th overall in the 2024 NFL Draft.

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