US EditionFormer Ohio State Player Charged After Allegedly Strangling Girlfriend
Michael Roen McCullough, 25, was arrested after allegedly strangling his girlfriend during a domestic dispute, with injuries including a black eye and bruises, police reported.
- Police arrested Michael Roen McCullough, 25, about 9 p.m. on Aug. 29 in the 100 block of Marconi Boulevard, Columbus, Ohio, charging him with felony strangulation, the Columbus Division of Police said.
- Court records show the pair argued while driving home around 9:30 a.m. the morning before the arrest, and the woman told police the dispute occurred in the vehicle and preceded the later domestic violence report.
- Police records describe the assault as involving throat-grabbing and multiple punches; the woman said McCullough broke her phone, pushed her against a window, and officers saw a black eye, cut, swollen lip, and throat bruise.
- McCullough is being held without bond in the Franklin County Jail and faces arraignment in Franklin County Municipal Court on Tuesday.
- McCullough, a former Ohio State walk-on long snapper from 2018–2020, graduated from Worthington Kilbourne High School and medically retired in 2021, according to an X account post noting a recent serious accident.
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Former Ohio State Player Facing Felony Count Of Strangulation After Alleged Altercation With Girlfriend
Former Ohio State long snapper Michael Roen McCullough has been arrested after allegedly getting into a domestic altercation with his girlfriend.McCullough, who was a walk-on for the Buckeyes from 2018-2020, is facing a felony count of strangulation after allegedly punching his girlfriend several times and grabbing her by the throat and pushing her against a window. She was left with a black eye and bruises around her throat, according to the Co…
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