Three months after newly minted UFC women’s featherweight champion Cristiane Justino allegedly assaulted bantamweight veteran Angela Magana at the 2017 UFC Athlete Retreat, no charge has been filed.

Justino was cited by police for misdemeanor battery and ordered to appear in court after Magana alleged she was punched by Justino and wanted to press charges. Magana claimed Justino had committed a felony and threatened to sue.

But to date, the Las Vegas city attorney’s office hasn’t submitted any charge to the Las Vegas Municipal Court, leading to two separate continuances, the latest of which pushed the case back to Sept. 12. The office has one year from the date of the incident to file a charge.

“(The lack of charge) could be for any number of reasons,” Justino’s attorney, Josh Tomsheck, today told MMAjunkie. “The city could be evaluating further to make a decision, they could be waiting for some type of evidence. They could have already made a decision and just not facilitated the filing of the proper paperwork by today’s date – and there’s no onus on them to do it by today’s date.”

A charge of misdemeanor assault carries a potential penalty of six months in jail and $1,000 fine, though the punishment can be downgraded to community service.

A video of the incident surfaced shortly after it happened outside the JW Marriott Las Vegas. In the video, Justino appeared to confront Magana and accused of her of showing disrespect.

“I can call out whoever the (expletive) I want,” Magana said.

“Yeah, (expletive) you,” replied Justino, who then threw a punch. The point of impact was obscured by a bystander. Magana suffered a laceration on her face and transported herself to the hospital, police say. Later, she posted a picture of her face on social media, appearing to have a very slight laceration on her lip.

The confrontation allegedly was spurred by a Magana Twitter post in which she compared Justino to a horror movie character. The picture Magana used was taken at an appearance Justino did to benefit cancer patients. Justino’s father reportedly is battling the disease.

Tomsheck said he is not aware of any civil charges filed against Justino, and the UFC champ’s manager did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

This past Saturday at UFC 214, Justino (18-1 MMA, 3-0 UFC) earned the biggest accolade of her career when she stopped Invicta FC bantamweight champ Tonya Evinger (19-6 MMA, 0-1 UFC) to claim the vacant UFC women’s featherweight title. She is expected to face either ex-champ Holly Holm or Cat Zingano in her next bout.

Magana (11-8 MMA, 0-2 UFC) called out UFC 214 winner Alexandra Albu for her next bout. She currently is 0-2 in the UFC after being getting her start in the promotion on “The Ultimate Fighter 20.”