Report: Carlos Marmol accused of 'abuse' in Dominican Republic

By Dayn Perry | Baseball Writer
Cubs reliever Carlos Marmol might be facing an off-the-field controversy. (Getty Images)

According to a published report, Cubs reliever Carlos Marmol has been accused of "abuse" by a woman in the Dominican Republic. Marmol and his attorneys have filed a counter-complaint alleging blackmail and extortion on the part of the accuser.

ListinDiario.com, cited as the original source by the Chicago Tribune, reports that the alleged victim has filed a criminal complaint, but that Marmol has not yet been charged by police.

Marmol, 30, has served as the Cubs' primary closer for most of the last four seasons.

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