Cuellar described what Lakeeta told him during their initial interaction and clarified which claims she did not report at the time. The ongoing civil trial involving Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill and his estranged wife, Lakeeta Vaccaro Hill, has taken another important turn. A police officer who responded to a domestic disturbance call has offered testimony that could become significant as the court examines the allegations against the NFL wide receiver. Officer S. His account has added another layer to the legal dispute, where both sides have presented sharply different versions of events.
Cuellar’s testimony followed Lakeeta’s appearance in court on October 6. Because he did not want the baby, lakeeta alleged that Hill later tried to punch her stomach while she was pregnant. During questioning, he confirmed that he would have arrested Hill if he had seen such injuries and Lakeeta had identified Hill as the person who caused them while tackling or wrestling with her. A key part of the testimony concerned what Lakeeta had reported during the encounter.
Cuellar testified that Lakeeta told him arguments between the couple had become more frequent, according to Law&Crime Trials. She also reportedly described changes in Hill’s mood and said he could become aggressive. However, Cuellar said he did not notice any scratches on Lakeeta’s legs when he arrived. He said his knowledge of the NFL star would not have influenced his professional judgment or his decision to document evidence of a possible crime. Cuellar said she had not told him that Hill assaulted her, wrestled with her, threw her onto a desk or grabbed and injured her breasts. Hill became angry when she declined professional hair and makeup services, according to her testimony. She said she blocked the attempted blow with her hands.
The officer also clarified that he did not recognise Hill when he first entered the apartment. He added that he would have included those allegations in his report had she disclosed them. She described an alleged incident after the couple attended an event at ESPN headquarters. She also described other alleged incidents involving pushing, pinching, hair-pulling and threats.