The Panthers have reinstated interim general manager Marty Hurney from a paid leave of absence after an NFL investigation determined he did not violate the league’s personal conduct policy, the team announced Friday.
Hurney was placed on leave on Feb. 4, two days after his ex-wife had a request for a temporary restraining order rejected by a judge. Hurney’s ex-wife, Jeanne Hurney, alleged that Hurney was “extremely controlling” and “physically and emotionally abusive” during their marriage. She said that her phone, laptop and home security system were hacked and that either Hurney or someone he knew had recently broken into her home.