Charges dropped against Logan Storley after arrest in Key West in May

Ex-PFL fighter Logan Storley had the charges against him dropped after he was arrested on sexual assault allegations back in May in Key West, Fla.

Online records in Monroe County show that prosecutors closed the case while canceling the next court hearing, which was originally scheduled for Aug. 3. No further details were made available, but the case is now closed and Storley is cleared from the charges.

“We are pleased that the criminal case involving Logan Storley has been resolved through a pretrial diversion program, after which the State has agreed to dismiss the charges,” Storley’s manager and attorney David Martin said in a statement sent to MMA Fighting.

“We want to thank attorneys Jeff and Diego Weiner for their exceptional representation and most importantly, we want to thank everyone who refused to rush to judgment. The presumption of innocence remains a cornerstone of our criminal justice system, and every person deserves fairness, due process, and the opportunity to have their case decided based on the facts, not public opinion.

“Logan is committed to becoming the best version of himself and looks forward to focusing on his family, his career, and the opportunities that lie ahead.”

The original report claimed that Storley allegedly sexually battered a woman outside a bar after he repeatedly pursued her in a nightclub. When the woman exited the club, Storley allegedly followed her and then had intercourse with the woman against her will in an alley, per the report.

Storley was eventually arrested and charged before being released on $50,000 bond.

Now Storley has been cleared of all charged with the case being closed by prosecutors.

A top college wrestler at the University of Minnesota, Storley transitioned to MMA and immediately made a name for himself in Bellator MMA before eventually making the move to the PFL. Storley most recently headlined a PFL card in his native Sioux Falls, S.D., where he scored a win that ultimately served as his final fight with the promotion.