NORTHEAST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) – Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is going through an ongoing investigation pursuing an alleged assault at a South Florida marina, with new facts being disclosed by police.
On June 18, Hill reportedly engaged in a dispute and struck a marina employee at Kelley Fishing Fleet, found at 10800 Collins Ave.
Miami-Dade Law enforcement unveiled an offense incident report on Tuesday, which indicated that witnesses claimed Hill and his group had been fishing from an unauthorized boat at the marina. When instructed to disembark, Hill allegedly retorted, “I can get you, and the boat.” This trade escalated into an argument, in the course of which a witness asserted that Hill struck the marina employee with an open up hand.
Subsequent the alleged assault, Hill purportedly tried to supply the victim $200, but the money was declined.
Law enforcement reviewed surveillance footage from the marina, which supported the accusations against Hill.
On Tuesday, the State Attorney’s Workplace issued a statement. It reads, “After all of the evidence has been received and all witnesses have been interviewed and their sworn statement taken, then the analysis of all the proof can be undertaken in light of the necessities of Florida’s prison statutes.”
Hill has yet to deal with the allegations.
The Miami Dolphins also introduced a assertion that read through, “We are mindful of the predicament, and have been in make contact with with Tyreek, his reps and the NFL. We will reserve even further remark at this time.”
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