Giants defensive back Geoffrey Pope has been cleared of any and all allegations of misconduct in connection with a late Friday/early Saturday brawl that resulted in a man being hit in the head with a champagne bottle.

Pope’s agent, Rich De Luca, tells us that Pope was cleared after the man responsible for swinging the bottle of bubbly turned himself in.

It was initially reported that Pope faced felony battery charges in the wake of the incident.

We’ve also separately heard that Browns receiver Braylon Edwards was at the same club that evening, but that he was wise enough to make like a shepherd and get the flock out when things to a turn toward violence.  Edwards was not detained, questioned, or accused at any time of any wrongdoing.

De Luca tells us that the Giants are aware of the development, and that they’ll be issuing a statement soon.