NORTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) – The incident involving Tyreek Hill and a boat employee at Haulover Marina is now in the past, as each sides attained a civil settlement.
Miami Dolphins broad receiver Hill faced an ongoing investigation following an alleged assault at a South Florida marina.
According to Hill’s agent Drew Rosenhaus, there have been no criminal fees filed and no retribution from the NFL pertaining to this incident, that make any difference is now legally shut.
On June 18, Hill reportedly engaged in a dispute and struck a marina worker at Kelley Fishing Fleet, positioned at 10800 Collins Ave.
On June 27, the Condition Attorney’s Office issued a assertion. It reads, “After all of the evidence has been received and all witnesses have been interviewed and their sworn assertion is taken, then the analysis of all the proof can be undertaken in light of the requirements of Florida’s legal statutes.”
The details of the settlement have not been built promptly out there.
Hill entered his next year with the Dolphins coming off a Professional Bowl 12 months, following signing what was then the greatest agreement in NFL history for a large receiver.
The timing of this is critical, as instruction camp commences Tuesday.
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