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Tyreek Hill’s civil trial concluded Tuesday, with a jury awarding the wide receiver’s ex-wife (Lakeeta Vaccaro) a six-figure sum in what amounts to a mixed verdict.
A Florida jury concluded Tyreek Hill’s civil trial by finding the free agent wide receiver liable for two counts of battery, awarding his ex-wife Lakeeta Vaccaro $500,000 in compensatory damages. Hill was found not liable on five battery counts, one assault count, and one count of continuing domestic violence, with no punitive damages assessed. The NFL's ongoing probe into Hill continues following the mixed verdict.
The trial result complicates Hill’s football future amid an ongoing league investigation and past off-field issues. While Kansas City Chiefs players previously endorsed reuniting with the wide receiver, reports indicate Hill's NFL market may be down to the Chiefs or nowhere, leaving Kansas City to potentially pursue other trade targets before the deadline.
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