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 Florida State running back Dalvin Cook turned himself into Leon County Jail Friday night hours after the State Attorney's Office charged him with misdemeanor battery for allegedly punching a woman several times outside of a downtown Tallahassee bar June 23. Florida State issued a statement Friday afternoon saying Cook, a 19-year-old sophomore from Miami, has been suspended from the program indefinitely. He bonded out of the Leon County Jail around 1:30 a.m. Saturday. Meggs told ESPN.com that he had met with the woman, who is not a Florida State student, and a female witness earlier Friday. Courtesy of Leon County Jail 
 
 "I found the women to be very credible," Meggs said. The alleged incident occurred the night before former Seminoles quarterback De'Andre Johnson punched another woman at a different bar near the FSU campus on June 24. Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher dismissed Johnson from the team Monday night, hours after the state attorney's office released surveillance video showing Johnson punching a 21-year-old FSU student in the face. "It is important to me that our fans and the public be aware that I do not tolerate the type of behavior that was captured on video and that was most recently alleged," FSU coach Jimbo Fisher said in a statement released early Friday evening. The woman said she identified Cook as the man who struck her in a photo lineup with two Tallahassee Police Department investigators on July 1. The 21-year-old woman, who is not an FSU student, and a friend were speaking with a group of five to seven football players outside of Clyde's & Costello's after it closed at 2 a.m. when she refused to give her phone number to an FSU football player not named in court records. In an interview with ESPN, the woman said, "They kept telling me they were football players. "They kept telling me to Google them. She told that player she had a boyfriend and he walked away while yelling obscenities at her. Rossi said he tried to stand between the two women and a group of five to seven men to try to calm the situation. Cook, from Miami, is FSU's starting running back who rushed for more than 1,000 yards as a freshman last season. Cook was charged with criminal mischief and given pretrial intervention in December, which he completed on June 16. And last July, Cook was named as an "associate" in an aggravated assault case in which police were investigating whether two men brandished a firearm at a neighbor. In Johnson's case, Meggs charged him with misdemeanor battery after reviewing video of the incident.
– This is unfortunately not a repeat of an earlier story: A football player for Florida State University faces charges of punching a woman in the face at a bar. This time it's Dalvin Cook, a 19-year-old sophomore running back, reports the Tallahassee Democrat. Police say he punched the woman multiple times outside a bar in Tallahassee on June 23 and charged him with misdemeanor battery. He has been suspended from the team. The following night, FSU quarterback De'Andre Johnson was seen on surveillance video punching a different woman at a different bar. He's been kicked off the team. The 21-year-old woman in the Cook case tells ESPN that a man, not Cook, approached her outside the bar and asked for her phone number. She refused, and she says the man returned with Cook, who punched her when a heated argument erupted. "They kept telling me they were football players," the woman says. "They kept telling me to Google them. They told me they were football players and they could buy me in two years."