


Olympic Sprinter Fred Kerley Arrested in Confrontation with Police
Fred Kerley, U.S. Olympic sprinter, arrested after using a stun gun during an altercation with Miami police. Charges include battery and resisting arrest.
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Fred Kerley, a prominent Olympic sprinter, was arrested in Miami following a confrontation with police. The incident escalated when Kerley, concerned about his vehicle, approached officers. Despite being asked to leave, he allegedly became aggressive and resisted arrest, leading police to use a stun gun. Charged with battery, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct, Kerley was later released. His attorney called the incident a misunderstanding, highlighting Kerley's clean record and Olympic achievements.
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