No, this article says HIS LAWYER is ALLEGING that there's probable cause based on the "evidence" she claims she submitted. That means nothing. Frankly, this was just more spin from his lawyer, and it seems to have worked with the masses.
“Yahoo Entertainment can confirm the NYPD found probable cause to arrest Jabbari after Majors met with the NYPD last week.”
The report says MAJORS met with The NYPD and submitted the evidence. NOT his lawyer. NOT his representatives. MAJORS himself. I’m sure his Lawyer was present but MAJORS himself is the one who met and spoke to the NYPD
“Late last week, the police issued what is known as an I-card for Ms. Jabbari. The I-card, which appears in a department database, is different from an arrest warrant, which is typically signed by a judge, but alerts officers that there is probable cause to arrest Ms. Jabbari.”
The NY Times and Insider are reporting this citing “Three people with knowledge of the matter” AKA “Sources”.
Now if Rolling Stone can publish a hit piece longer than my dikk citing NOTHING MORE than anonymous “sources” supposedly going back a decade then it can be countered by the NY Times publishing a piece that CLEARLY states Majors met with Law Enforcement and, after providing his version of events with supplementary evidence, they determined there’s cause to arrest her. Because at the end of the day there IS video and pictures showing the lady out partying with nary an injury to be seen (AFTER the supposed incident). There IS leaked text messages from her to him stating he didn’t hurt her. Now whether you want to believe these things aren’t proof of innocence and simply strategy on his Lawyer’s part then thats your prerogative.