Reports: Stoll’s felony charge reduced to misdemeanors

Via these notes from Lisa Dillman of the LA Times, Jarret Stoll’s felony charge has been dismissed. He is now being charged with two misdemeanor counts:

One tweet did not go through – Stoll charge reduced to two misdemeanors Felony charge dismissed

— lisa dillman (@reallisa) June 25, 2015

Stoll lawyer said that the 120 days of community service has started already

— lisa dillman (@reallisa) June 25, 2015

Dillman also noted that Stoll was not present in court this morning.

Katie Strang of ESPN.com also reported the shift in Stoll’s status:

Neither of the two misdemeanors are drug-related charges, however, so any potential immigration issues for the Canadian-born Stoll should no longer be an impediment should a team want to sign the veteran center.

Two misdemeanors for Stoll: 1) provoking commission of breach of peace and 2) trespass. 120 days to complete 32 hrs of community service

— Katie Strang (@KatieStrangESPN) June 25, 2015

Stoll will be doing community service with Salvation Army and will be organizing hockey program for at-risk youths in Las Vegas area

— Katie Strang (@KatieStrangESPN) June 25, 2015

Statement from Jarret Stoll: "My focus remains on hockey and I am looking forward to getting back on the ice next season.”

— Katie Strang (@KatieStrangESPN) June 25, 2015

Stoll: "I am grateful for the chance to offer guidance and share positive life lessons to kids as part of the resolution of this matter"

— Katie Strang (@KatieStrangESPN) June 25, 2015

Stoll, who turned 33 on Wednesday, is eligible to become a free agent on July 1 and is unlikely to re-sign with Los Angeles.