Assault charges have been dismissed against former Denver Broncos linebacker Andra Davis following a December fracas in which he was charged with assault against a high school girls basketball coach.
Davis, 40, faced charges after allegedly attacking John Koslosky, an assistant Regis Jesuit High School coach and girls athletic director, after a Dec. 12 basketball game between Regis Jesuit and Grandview High School.
Davis’s daughter, Alisha, a forward for Grandview, was ejected after punching a Regis player. Davis was upset that Koslosky had touched his daughter as he separated the two teams after the on-court fight and allegedly choked the coach in the hallway, police records stated.
About a month ago, Davis and Koslosky, and their attorneys, met with deputy city attorney Julie Heckman and resolved their differences, said Gary Koehnke, a paralegal for Mark L. Bryant, Davis’ attorney. The prosecutor subsequently dismissed the criminal charges against Davis, Koehnke said.
Davis was incredibly remorseful for what he did, Koehnke said.
An off-duty officer who witnessed the altercation said Davis told Koslosky something to the effect of, “You don’t put your hands on my girl.”
