This is how Dodgers fans protest Julio Urias in Miami

Los Angeles Dodgers fans have begun to voice their opinions on the case of Julio Urias, with some wearing a hat with a message for the Mexican pitcher on Wednesday.

Dodgers fans put the words “Las mujeres NO se toca” on their caps next to the team logo in protest of Julio Urias’ arrest in a domestic violence case.

The team announced that the Mexican did not travel with the team to Miami’s loan warehouse park, and they decided to place him on the management list on Wednesday.

Major League Baseball (MLB) placed Los Angeles Dodgers Mexican pitcher Julio Urias on administrative leave on Wednesday pending an investigation into domestic violence allegations against the player.

“Today, Major League Baseball announced that Julio Urias has been placed on administrative leave pursuant to the Major League Baseball Players Association’s Domestic Violence, Sexual Harassment and Child Abuse Policy,” the Dodgers said in a statement. Awaiting investigation.”

“The Dodgers take allegations of all types very seriously, and we do not condone or personify domestic violence. We will fully cooperate with MLB’s investigation and support MLB and the Commissioner’s use of this policy,” they said added.

Urias was arrested for nearly five hours on Sunday on suspicion of “domestic violence,” details of which have not yet been released, and he was released on Monday after paying $50,000 bond.