**Former Ohio State Long Snapper Arrested for Domestic Violence**
A former Ohio State long snapper, Michael Roen McCullough, was arrested in Columbus early Friday morning following allegations of domestic violence against his girlfriend. The incident reportedly occurred during an argument, leading to accusations that McCullough, 25, punched the woman and strangled her.
Columbus police responded to a domestic violence call just after 1:30 a.m., where the victim claimed McCullough attacked her. According to police records, she alleged that he struck her in the face multiple times and choked her, leaving her unable to breathe and feeling panicked. The woman also reported losing consciousness until they returned home. Additionally, McCullough is accused of damaging her cellphone during the altercation.
McCullough, who was a walk-on player at Ohio State from 2018 to 2020, earned second-team all-conference honors in his senior year and was recognized as the No. 4 long snapper in the nation. Following his football career, he announced his medical retirement in 2021. In 2024, he was involved in a serious car accident that resulted in the loss of his right eye.
As of now, McCullough is being held at the Franklin County Corrections Center on a charge of strangulation. Ohio State has not yet issued a comment regarding the situation.
**FAQ**
**What charges is Michael Roen McCullough facing?**
Michael Roen McCullough is facing a charge of strangulation following allegations of domestic violence against his girlfriend.
