Tyreek Hill has had a number of legal issues over his football career, stretching back to being dismissed from the Oklahoma State Univeristy football team in 2014 after being arrested for and pleading guilty to domestic violence.
Now, Hill has found himself dealing with more legal trouble, once again of the domestic variety, stemming from an incident on Monday.
“Officers with Sunny Isles Beach Police Department responded just before 2 p.m. to the 18000 block of Collins Avenue following a report of an ‘assault in progress,'” WPLG Local 10 News reported on Wednesday.
WPLG followed up on the report.
“More: While police did respond to this 911 call of an ‘assault in progress,” Sunny Isles PD said no crimes occurred or were alleged. There also won’t be any body-cam footage from the incident since the police department doesn’t have body-cams.”
“Tyreek Hill’s Wife Reportedly Files for Divorce Following Domestic Dispute Call,” Complex Sports reported after initial reports of the incident.
Fans reacted to the chilling news on social media.
“Oh boy. Off-field behavior is just as important as on-field production. Teams will be less inclined to make a move for him,” one fan wrote on Twitter.
“Bro just trade him for a pick and a pack of Doritos at this point. Let waddle be the wr1 and let this goofball terrorize another franchise,” another fna added.
“When you’re a man, I mean a real man & FYI football does not make you a man. God gives you football skills but a man is developed not given by God. You understand that U never hit a female, just walk away, it is a fight U can’t win & if you’re a real man U should not want too,” added another person.
Hopefully, the NFL addresses this by levying necceassrily harsh consequences.
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