Zay Flowers, a receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, has essentially had his domestic incident inquiry closed.

Baltimore County Police have “suspended” their investigation into Baltimore Ravens receiver Zachary Flowers without filing any criminal charges, thus ending the matter, according to a story from The Baltimore Banner.

When police received a 911 call close to Flowers’ Owings Mills residence in January, an investigation into Flowers was launched on February 10. According to documents The Banner was able to get, a woman in Acton, Massachusetts reported a domestic altercation involving an NFL player and his brother from Owings Mills to the police, stating that the brother had drawn a gun.

Upon contacting Baltimore County police, the filer stated that there were “no further issues” and provided no other details regarding the complaint that was provided to Action.

The report that The Banner was able to get states that “(the woman) explained that she was very hesitant to give much information due to the other party’s high-profile status.” She claimed to have called 911 during the attack and that when they answered, she was crying. She hung up after assuring the communications officer that everything was well.

According to the Baltimore County police paperwork, they attempted to get in touch with Flowers’ presumed lawyer but were informed that the client “would not avail himself at this time in reference to this report.” As a result, the case was closed on February 16.

Acton police acknowledged a report of occurrences in Owings Mills, but they refrained from disclosing any papers pertaining to domestic situations in accordance with state law. Baltimore police stated that “any statement that confirms Zay Flowers as a suspect is inaccurate” in response to calls from The Banner.