Tyreek Hill's wife claims Dolphins star took their daughter without consent, emergency court filing says

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Keeta Vaccaro, the wife of Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill, has alleged in an emergency court filing on April 17 that her husband disappeared for two nights after a dispute and took their infant daughter without the mother’s consent.

Fox News Digital obtained documents from Miami-Dade County Court, which indicate Vaccaro filed an emergency motion for temporary exclusive use of the couple’s martial resident as well as supervised time-sharing for Hill. 

Vaccaro filed for divorce from Hill one day after their April 7 domestic dispute at their Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, home. Fox News Digital obtained the police report on that incident, which stated an "assault in progress" at Hill’s residence, where he, Vaccaro and her mother, Alesia Vaccaro, were all present.

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Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill (AP Photo/David Richard)

The case was considered closed, but this court filing continues the interpersonal relationship problems between the two. 

"The Husband’s objective is to demonstrate to the Wife that he can do whatever he wants, whenever he wants, and that she has no control, which is consistent with his behavior during the marriage," the emergency filing reads. "It is clear that the Husband will continue to act unilaterally and without regard for the Wife and child’s personal space and well-being if he is not constrained by a court order."

The emergency filing mentions Vaccaro filing for divorce on April 8, one day after the domestic dispute. 

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Vaccaro alleges Hill has