Logan Storley Charges Dismissed After Completing Pretrial Diversion
Prosecutors closed the Key West case after Storley fulfilled court-ordered diversion conditions and the state agreed to dismiss the felony charge.
Overview
- Storley was arrested in Key West on May 18 and charged with sexual battery following an alleged incident outside local bars that police say involved bystander intervention and a manager who detained him.
- A pretrial diversion agreement was entered into the Monroe County court record on July 24, officials discharged Storley’s surety bond, and a scheduled Aug. 3 hearing was canceled as the case was closed.
- Under Florida’s pretrial diversion process Storley completed court-mandated requirements such as counseling or community service and avoided a trial and a criminal conviction when prosecutors agreed to dismiss the felony charge.
- The Professional Fighters League released Storley after his May arrest and he has not fought since headlining a PFL card in Sioux Falls earlier in 2026.
- Storley’s manager said the outcome reflects due process and preserves the presumption of innocence, while police reports that contain the original allegations remain publicly available despite the formal dismissal.