Bengals linebacker Rey Maualuga has pleaded not guilty in northern Kentucky to drunken and careless driving charges. Covington police spokesman Spike Jones says Maualuga hit a parking meter and two parked cars early Friday. Cincinnati's 2009 second-round draft choice from USC started the first 15 games of his rookie season before breaking his left ankle.

Steven Jackson said Thursday that allegations from a former girlfriend that he assaulted her when she was nine months pregnant are "not true." Supriya Harris filed a complaint with Las Vegas police alleging that an "enraged" Jackson threw her to the ground, bloodied her and then ordered her to conceal the alleged abuse from hospital officials. Jackson, in a statement on his website, denied the allegations: "The accusations are especially hurtful because those who truly know me know that those actions would be out of character for me. Miss Harris is the mother of my son, a son that I love and that I willingly support emotionally and financially. I will address this matter thoroughly through the appropriate avenues, but not through the media."

A judge in Baltimore has dismissed the domestic violence case and $70 million lawsuit against Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs by the mother of his two children. The case was dismissed with prejudice, meaning Candace D. Williams can't file it again, according to a source. Last month, Williams accused Suggs of hitting her in the chest, pushing her to the floor and sitting on her while holding her neck with one hand and a bottle of bleach with the other.

Jerry Porter has told police that someone stole about $312,000 worth of his jewelry after he placed the items under his car seat while he went for a facial at an Oakland salon. The 31-year-old Porter was set to speak with Alameda police detectives on Tuesday, but didn't show up. Porter currently lives in Alameda, where the Oakland Raiders headquarters is also located. A description of the stolen jewelry was not immediately available. Porter was out of football this year after getting released by the Jacksonville Jaguars before the season started.

Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson was handcuffed briefly and had his car impounded during a traffic stop just hours before the team's playoff game against the Jets on Sunday. Det. Gary Hassen said Monday that a traffic officer pulled over Jackson for playing loud music. The wide receiver was cited for driving with a suspended license and expired tags. Jackson has been arrested twice for suspicion of driving under the influence since joining the Chargers.

Bears defensive tackle Dusty Dvoracek was arrested in Oklahoma on Saturday following an altercation at a bar. Dvoracek was charged with public intoxication, assault and battery and interfering with an official process. He allegedly hit a security worker at Seven47.

Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards will not be disciplined this postseason in the wake of legal issues. Edwards pleaded no contest to misdemeanor aggravated disorderly conduct this week and the NFL will reportedly review his case after the season, according to a league source.

The FBI is working with Philadelphia homicide detectives to review a 2008 shooting linked to former NFL star Marvin Harrison, authorities said last night. The case seemed to have reached a controversial end point last January, when then-District Attorney Lynne Abraham declined to press charges against Harrison, who was accused of wounding two local men, Dwight Dixon and Robert Nixon. Dixon claimed Harrison shot him in the hand after the two tussled on April 29, 2008, near a North Philadelphia garage Harrison owned.

Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards was placed on probation after pleading no contest to misdemeanor aggravated disorderly conduct in Cleveland on Tuesday. Edwards initially had pleaded not guilty in November to misdemeanor assault. He was accused of punching a friend of Cavaliers star LeBron James outside a Cleveland nightclub two days before he was traded to the Jets on Oct. 7.

Bills running back Marshawn Lynch has reportedly been accused of stealing $20 from a police officer's wife. The Buffalo News reported Saturday on its Web site that a complaint to police said Lynch took money from the woman last month at a restaurant in Hamburg, N.Y. The incident reportedly occurred Dec. 7.