San Francisco 49ers fullback Bruce Miller on Tuesday pleaded no contest to misdemeanor disturbing the peace.
On May 4, Miller pleaded not guilty to a charge of misdemeanor vandalism for allegedly destroying the phone of his then-fiancée. Miller was originally arrested in March on suspicion of spousal abuse stemming from an incident in Santa Clara. He faced no charges on that allegation.
As part of the plea agreement, Miller must attend a 16-week domestic-violence counseling course. He is also barred from any contact with the alleged victim before his sentencing, which is expected to take part after completion of the course in about six months.
