Dolphins' Tyreek Hill calls for one of the police officers involved in his traffic stop to be fired

Hill was pulled over for speeding and reckless driving on April 12

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is calling for one of the police officers involved in his traffic stop to be fired. Hill was pulled over for speeding and reckless driving on April 12, and he was issued a citation. However, Hill claims that one of the officers used excessive force during the stop, and he wants the officer to be fired.

Hill's attorney, Jake Ehrlich, said in a statement that the officer "used excessive force" and "violated Hill's civil rights."

Hill's attorney, Jake Ehrlich, said in a statement that the officer "used excessive force" and "violated Hill's civil rights." Ehrlich said that the officer "grabbed Hill by the arm and twisted it behind his back, causing Hill pain." Ehrlich also said that the officer "used pepper spray on Hill, even though Hill was not resisting arrest." The Davie Police Department is investigating the incident. The department has not released any information about the investigation, but it said that it is "committed to conducting a thorough and impartial investigation."

The NFL is also investigating the incident. The league said that it is "aware of the allegations" and that it is "gathering information." The NFL said that it will "take appropriate action" if it finds that Hill violated the league's personal conduct policy

The NFL is also investigating the incident. The league said that it is "aware of the allegations" and that it is "gathering information." The NFL said that it will "take appropriate action" if it finds that Hill violated the league's personal conduct policy.