Penn State Police Close Investigation into Jason Kelce’s Phone-Smothering Incident with No Formal Punishment for ESPN Analyst

Penn State Police have officially closed the investigation into the phone-smashing incident involving Jason Kelce, clearing the ESPN analyst of any formal punishment or charges.

No Complaints Filed

The incident occurred last month when a college-aged fan made a derogatory comment about Kelce’s brother, Travis, and his relationship with Taylor Swift.

The fan’s offensive remark led Kelce to grab the phone and slam it to the ground.

Although the fan chased Kelce, demanding his phone back, no complaints were filed about property damage.

As a result, the police investigation has been closed.

Kelce’s Apology

Despite receiving some praise for his response, Kelce later took to “Monday Night Football” to offer an apology for his actions.

On the show, he explained that the moment was heated, and he regretted reacting with anger.

“I’m not happy with anything that took place,” Kelce said.

“A heated moment to greet hate with hate, and I don’t think that’s a productive thing.”

He expressed his commitment to treating people with respect, acknowledging that he fell short in that instance.

Moving On from the Incident

With the investigation behind him and the apology made, Kelce can now leave the incident in the past.

His rising popularity, fueled in part by his brother’s relationship with Taylor Swift, continues to grow, and his fans have shown strong support for him throughout the situation.

Kelce’s focus will likely remain on his career and family as he moves forward from the controversy.