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Cardinals’ Christian Kirk pays restitution, gets charges dropped

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Arizona Cardinals’ second-round draft pick Christian Kirk (13) runs drills during NFL football rookie camp Friday, May 11, 2018, in Tempe, Ariz. (AP Photo/Matt York

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Cardinals rookie receiver Christian Kirk has put a legal problem behind him.

The Cardinals drafted Kirk knowing that he had been arrested in February in nearby Scottsdale, Arizona, on a disorderly conduct and property damage charge. Today Kirk had the charges dropped.

Scottsdale city prosecutor Karen Close said Kirk paid restitution and as a result her office dropped the charges.

Kirk and another man were arrested and accused of throwing rocks at cars parked near a Scottsdale golf tournament. One car had a window broken.

Police said Kirk appeared to be drunk or high on a stimulant. The Cardinals said they were confident in his character regardless of the incident.