Golf legend Shooter McGavin uses Arnold Schwarzenegger to troll Tyreek Hill after detainment fiasco
Golf legend Shooter McGavin trolled Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill after he was detained by law enforcement on Sunday.
Footage surfaced online showing Hill being handcuffed and arrested by the Miami police hours before the Miami Dolphins game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. It was later reported that Hill was detained for reckless driving.
Christopher McDonald, who played 'Shooter McGavin' in Happy Gilmore, shared Arnold Schwarzenegger's movie clip to troll Tyreek Hill.
Despite the situation, Hill, 30, arrived in time for the game. He scored an 80-yard touchdown that helped the Dolphins defeat the Jaguars 20-17. Hill celebrated the touchdown by mimicking being handcuffed.
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Tyreek Hill's team released a statement saying they were thinking of taking legal action.
"What happened to Tyreek at the stadium today is completely unacceptable. Tyreek did not deserve to be treated that way by the police involved," Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, was quoted as saying by US Weekly.
"Tyreek’s legal team will be pursuing this matter on his behalf, and I'm sure they will consider taking legal action," he added.
Hill was detained by Miami police after getting into a verbal argument with officers following a traffic stop, according to ESPN's Jeff Darlington. The incident occurred near Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday morning.
Dolphins defensive lineman Calais Campbell said he was briefly detained while attempting to intervene between Hill and the police. Darlington reported that Campbell was also placed in handcuffs for disobeying a direct order.
This marks the second time this year that a sportsperson has been arrested for disobeying the police. World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler encountered a similar situation during the PGA Championship. He was charged with four counts and spent a few hours in custody. However, the charges were dropped a couple of weeks later.