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Jets' Lee, Williams cleared by NFL of any conduct violations
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Jets' Lee, Williams cleared by NFL of any conduct violations

Published Aug. 21, 2017 1:23 p.m. ET

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) New York Jets players Darron Lee and Leonard Williams have been cleared by the NFL of any violations of the league's personal conduct policy following a review of an incident at a musical festival in New York in June.

In a moment caught on video and splashed across social media, Williams stepped in front of Lee , who had an argument with a girlfriend, according to coach Todd Bowles. Williams then briefly lifted and forcibly removed his teammate from a potential altercation.

Lee was not arrested or charged with anything resulting from the situation, and he wasn't disciplined by the Jets.

NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said in a statement Monday that the league ''concluded there was insufficient evidence to support a finding that there was a violation of the personal conduct policy.''

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ESPN first reported the NFL's decision.

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