A Palm Beach County judge removed suspended Florida Atlantic receiver Kalib Woods’ house arrest on Monday morning, and Kalib’s attorney filed a motion to dismiss two felony charges, claiming “Stand Your Ground” immunity for a justifiable use of force.
Woods, suspended indefinitely by the FAU football team following his June arrest, is charged with two counts of felony battery stemming from a January fight in a Boca Raton banquet hall. According to a Palm Beach County police report, both victims (FAU students Adrian Muckle and Stephan Reese) were hospitalized after the alleged altercation.
Monday morning’s court hearing was Woods’ first since June 14, one day after his arrest.