Ex-NFL star Marcellus Wiley hit with three-year domestic violence restraining order

Los Angeles County officials issued a three-year domestic-violence restraining order in favor of Annemarie Wiley, who filed the petition days after Marcellus Wiley was arrested in Florida for allegedly poking her and threatening her life. The judge determined that Annemarie satisfied the preponderance-of-evidence standard, leading to a permanent order that also awards her sole legal and physical custody of their minor children.

Both parties appeared in court multiple times this week, with Marcellus vehemently rejecting the allegations as lies. The ruling specifies a step-by-step visitation plan for the former Chargers pass rusher. Annemarie expressed gratitude for the decision, emphasizing her desire for family healing and stability.