Dolphins wide receiver Brandon Marshall spent Friday night and early Saturday morning in the intensive care unit of a South Florida hospital after being stabbed by a woman, sources told the Miami Herald.
Michi Nogami-Marshall, Marshall's wife, was arrested and booked on charges of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon in a domestic dispute, according to Broward Sheriff’s Office inmate records.
According to sources, Marshall was transported to Broward General Hospital, which is one of seven Level 1 trauma units in the state of Florida. It is nearly a 30-minute drive from Marshall’s home in Southwest Ranches.
On Saturday morning, Marshall’s agent, Kennard McGuire, said Marshall is expected to make a full recovery.
Michi Nogami-Marshall, Marshall's wife, was arrested and booked on charges of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon in a domestic dispute, according to Broward Sheriff’s Office inmate records.
According to sources, Marshall was transported to Broward General Hospital, which is one of seven Level 1 trauma units in the state of Florida. It is nearly a 30-minute drive from Marshall’s home in Southwest Ranches.
On Saturday morning, Marshall’s agent, Kennard McGuire, said Marshall is expected to make a full recovery.
Details of the situation remain mostly unknown, and McGuire is pleading for privacy at this time.
“This is a very difficult time for Brandon and family,” McGuire said.
Team sources also reiterated that Marshall’s injury is not life threatening. ESPN, which initially reported the incident, later said Marshall remained in the hospital Saturday morning after undergoing a surgical procedure. The network cited anonymous sources in its report.
Marshall has a long history of domestic disputes. Most of those disputes occurred with his ex-girlfriend. Marshall married Michi Nogami last offseason.
Marshall’s college teammate and best friend, Mike Sims-Walker, also tweeted that Marshall would be “ok and is in good spirits.”
“This is a very difficult time for Brandon and family,” McGuire said.
Team sources also reiterated that Marshall’s injury is not life threatening. ESPN, which initially reported the incident, later said Marshall remained in the hospital Saturday morning after undergoing a surgical procedure. The network cited anonymous sources in its report.
Marshall has a long history of domestic disputes. Most of those disputes occurred with his ex-girlfriend. Marshall married Michi Nogami last offseason.
Marshall’s college teammate and best friend, Mike Sims-Walker, also tweeted that Marshall would be “ok and is in good spirits.”
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