According to Miller's complaint, Emily Moreno and her legal team "engaged in a defamatory campaign against [Miller] to malign his character, undermine his odds at re-election to Congress, and falsely portray him as a violent and abusive father and husband" during the course of custody proceedings around the former couple's daughter.
Back in June, Miller reached a divorce agreement with his ex-wife, Emily Moreno-also the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio)-and the two agreed to share custody of their two-year-old child. But things have gotten messy since, and in March, Emily filed documents requesting a change in their arrangement, accusing Miller of "conduct[ing] dangerous physical behavior in the child's presence." On Thursday, the Daily Mail revealed the details of this alleged abuse.
The Sacramento County District Attorney's Office did not press charges against Choudri or ask him to appear in court, his lawyer Allen Sawyer said. "While my client appreciates that this legal matter has been thoroughly evaluated, his family needs time to privately process and heal," he said in a statement. "He remains committed to his work, and this short absence will also give the board space to independently review the conclusions of the legal process."
"Shout out to the Cheetah, get healthy, my man," Jason said in reference to Tyreek's season-ending knee injury at the end of September. Travis then told Jason that Tyreek has now turned his hand to DJ'ing, saying: "DJ Cheetah, he's on the boards now, baby." "He posted [a video] the other day of him transitioning from one song to the next and getting hyped that he finally made it sound decent," Travis went on. He laughed as he added: "Shout out to the Cheetah! Cheetah, let me know where you're gonna be at, man, I gotta come see my dawg!"
But the past few dismal days have shown the Miami Dolphins coach can be direct and need no translating. On Sunday, he said his team wasn't prepared for their 33-8 embarrassment in Indianapolis in a manner that was obvious but few coaches admit. He then called out a player by name for perhaps the first time in four years. He also made the mistake Monday of saying: "I don't see how it could be worse.''
