A grand jury declined to indict Baylor guard LaceDarius Dunn for assault Thursday, effectively ending the case that began last fall with his arrest for allegedly breaking his girlfriend's jaw. Abel Reyna, the McLennan County district attorney who inherited the case when he took office in January, said he reviewed the details and did additional investigation. The grand jury then got the case and made its decision when it convened Thursday. Dunn's attorney, Vik Deivanayagam, said in a statement that the player was "was pleased to be exonerated" by Baylor, Reyna and the grand jury. Dunn, who last month became Baylor's career leading scorer, missed the first three games of the regular season after his arrest for aggravated assault, a felony charge related to an alleged domestic dispute with a woman in September. The woman, LaCharlesla Edwards, who is also the mother of Dunn's young son, disputed police accounts. She had asked that charges be dropped. Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=6178721
