A second Miami Dolphins participant was detained shortly after star vast receiver Tyreek Hill was pulled over and likewise handcuffed, officers stated Monday, in what the mayor referred to as a “troubling” interplay that has led to at the least one officer’s being taken off the streets.

Followers exterior Onerous Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, recorded video of police surrounding Hill earlier than he was positioned face-down on the bottom and handcuffed forward of the Dolphins’ season-opening victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. 

The video was broadly shared on social media.

A teammate, defensive lineman Calais Campbell, later advised reporters he was driving by and stopped to attempt to de-escalate the scenario earlier than he was additionally detained.

A police consultant confirmed Monday that Campbell, a extremely revered 38-year-old veteran and former Walter Payton Man of the 12 months winner, was additionally detained.

The spokesperson declined to supply extra particulars, together with the names of the officers who pulled Hill over and handcuffed the gamers, citing an ongoing inner affairs investigation. 

Not less than 4 officers might be seen within the video.

Miami-Dade Police Director Stephanie Daniels stated Sunday that she has ordered an inner affairs investigation and that one of many officers had been positioned on administrative duties pending the investigation.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava stated in a press release Sunday that she counseled authorities’ name “for a swift inner evaluation.”

“Lately our nation has confronted essential conversations on using power, and the inner evaluation course of will reply questions on why the troubling actions proven in public video footage have been taken by the officer,” she stated.

Hill was cited for reckless driving and driving with out a license, stated his agent, Drew Rosenhaus. These violations shouldn’t have led officers to detain Hill, he stated.

“I don’t wish to communicate for him, but it surely actually felt like he wasn’t handled pretty,” Rosenhaus advised NBC South Florida on Sunday. “Issues escalated uncontrolled.”

A police union consultant stated Monday that Hill wasn’t cooperative and that he refused “to take a seat on the curb,” resulting in his being “redirected” to the bottom.

The officer who has been placed on administrative obligation is a 25-year veteran of the division, based on the union.

“When the officers have been making an attempt to speak to him, he was being very uncooperative,” Steadman Stahl, president of the South Florida Police Benevolent Affiliation, advised NBC South Florida.

“They requested him to roll the window down. You possibly can see from the video he doesn’t roll the window down,” Stahl stated. “It’s going forwards and backwards. There’s a little little bit of suspicion why he’s not rolling the window down, after which he’s slightly bit agitated as he’s getting out of the automobile, and they also simply put him in handcuffs, simply to make it possible for he’s going to remain protected and we’re going to remain protected.”

Steadman stated Hill ought to have complied with officers within the second and filed a grievance later if he disagreed with any of their actions.

“He shook the arms with the officers on the finish of it, earlier than he left, and there was an apology on his behalf for his actions,” Steadman stated.

Hill’s agent couldn’t be instantly reached for remark by NBC Information on Monday.

A police spokesperson stated the company couldn’t touch upon the union’s account of occasions.

“Our workplace and our division can not present any info, any feedback,” the police spokesperson stated. “They [the union] don’t fall below that very same rule.”

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis stated he was assured that investigators can be in a position decide whether or not police took right motion.

“I’ve confidence in businesses all through this state that they wish to uphold the best requirements of professionalism, and if, for some cause, that wasn’t adopted right here, I do know that they’ll, they’ll make that clear,” DeSantis advised reporters Monday at an occasion to debate the rising prices of condominium security upgrades.