A Miami-Dade Police officer involved in the detention of Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill Sunday was disciplined, a law enforcement official said. Miami-Dade Police Director Stephanie V. Daniels released a statement on the discipline. The officer, who wasn’t named, was pulled off the street. “Following the incident involving Tyreek Hill, I have initiated an...
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Nevada inmate pepper-sprayed, held face down before he died; death ruled homicide
A Nevada coroner’s office ruled that an inmate who was pepper-sprayed, shackled and restrained with his face to the ground was killed by prison guards. An autopsy report revealed that 39-year-old Patrick Odale’s death at the Southern Desert Correctional Center on Dec. 28, 2023 was ruled a homicide, The Associated Press reported. The autopsy report...
Texas Lyft driver sues rideshare company, hospital after passenger choked him with his own seatbelt
A Lyft driver who says a passenger attacked him in Texas by choking him with his own seatbelt as he was driving him to his destination has filed a lawsuit against Lyft and the hospital where he picked up the passenger. Driver Kehinde Ayoola said staff at Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston requested the ride...
Dolphins' Tyreek Hill pokes fun at police detention in touchdown celebration
Tyreek Hill let his play do the talking Sunday after he was detained by police hours before the Miami Dolphins picked up their first win of the 2024 season over the Jacksonville Jaguars. Hill had seven catches for 130 yards and an 80-yard touchdown catch on a pass from Tua Tagovailoa. After the touchdown, he...
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith rips officers over handling of Tyreek Hill detention: 'This ain't going away'
ESPN star Stephen A. Smith fired criticism toward officers in South Florida over the detention of Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill for a traffic violation. Hill was in handcuffs near Hard Rock Stadium Sunday morning, hours before the Dolphins faced the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Dolphins said in a statement that Hill was “briefly detained” in...
NYPD commissioner's brother is ex-cop being probed as alleged 'fixer' for NYC clubs: Report
New York City Police Commissioner Edward Caban’s twin brother, who is a former police officer, is being investigated for allegedly working as a “fixer” for restaurants and nightclubs in the city, according to a report. Federal investigators are probing consulting work James Caban, 56, allegedly did for swanky Manhattan hotspots, as well as allegations he...
Mental, physical ailments can develop among homeowners overtaken by squatters, according to expert
Housing situations involving squatters take a toll on homeowners in more ways than anticipated. While property damage and legal fees can cost homeowners money, the mental health effects can be severe. Homeowners who have shared their stories of unwanted residents living in their homes have often brought to light the emotional stress that stems from...
Walz administration settles left-wing group’s trans inmate lawsuit, costing Minnesota taxpayers nearly $500K
Nearly $500,000 in taxpayer money was paid by Gov. Tim Walz’s administration in what effectively was a “sue and settlement” scheme by a left-wing interest group representing a transgender prison inmate, a new watchdog report concludes. According to public records reviewed by the taxpayer watchdog group OpenTheBooks.com and first shared with the New York Post,...
Georgia high school shooting: Suspect's former neighbors recount harrowing stories of alleged abuse, chaos
STATHAM, Ga – The former neighbors of the suspected Georgia high school shooter shared a glimpse into the family’s chaotic home. Fox News Digital spoke with the neighbors of 14-year-old Colt Gray in Statham, Georgia, a small town of approximately 2,000 residents, where the family of the suspected shooter lived until they sold the home...
Florida deputy who was once paralyzed walks into his retirement party
After a freak accident left him paralyzed, a Florida officer walked into retirement — literally one step at a time. Over two years ago, Master Deputy Harold “Hal” Davis of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) fell from a ladder while doing yard work at his home, leaving him unable to walk, officials with the...









