No charges are expected to be filed by law enforcement officials in the wake of the investigation into an allegation that San Diego Chargers cornerback Antonio Cromartie hit a man in the head with a champagne bottle during a celebration at Bar West in Pacific Beach following the Chargers' victory Sunday over the Denver Broncos, a legal source with knowledge of the situation told the National Football Post today. According to a source, several conflicting stories about the incident will likely prompt the city attorney to not file charges against anyone. According to the police report, Cromartie, running back Darren Sproles, linebacker Sephen Cooper and defensive end Travis Johnson were at the bar and getting bottle service at their table when another party at another table complained that the champagne intended for their table was delivers to the Chargers' table instead. Source: National Football Post
