The felony criminal case against former PFL welterweight Logan Storley has been closed following a pretrial diversion agreement.
According to online records, a pretrial diversion agreement was entered into the court record on July 24. As a result, Storley's surety bond was discharged, and an upcoming court hearing scheduled for Aug. 3 was canceled, with the case status updated to closed.
The resolution stems from a May 18 incident outside a strip club where Storley, 33, was arrested on a charge of sexual battery.
In Florida, a pretrial diversion program allows defendants to complete court-mandated requirements – such as community service, counseling, or probation – in exchange for having charges formally dismissed, avoiding a trial and a criminal
conviction on their record.
Following the court filing, Storley’s attorney and manager Dave Martin issued a statement to MMA Junkie on the situation:
"We are pleased that the criminal case involving Logan Storley has been resolved through a pretrial diversion program, after which the State has agreed to dismiss the charges.
We want to thank attorneys Jeff and Diego Weiner for their exceptional representation and most importantly, we want to thank everyone who refused to rush to judgment. The presumption of innocence remains a cornerstone of our criminal justice system, and every person deserves fairness, due process, and the opportunity to have their case decided based on the facts, not public opinion.
Logan is committed to becoming the best version of himself and looks forward to focusing on his family, his career, and the opportunities that lie ahead."
Storley (19-4) has not competed since just prior to the incident when he defeated Florim Zendeli in the PFL Sioux Falls main event. He is 4-1 in his past five fights dating back to June 2024. After Storley's arrest, the PFL said he no longer was under contract with the promotion.
This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: PFL vet Logan Storley will have charges dropped after diversion program
