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East Rutherford is tied to a civil verdict that found Tyreek Hill liable on two of ten battery counts. ESPN reported that jurors awarded his wife $500,000, despite rejecting the other allegations. The split verdict is the detail getting buried: does it mean accountability, legal semantics, or both? Pick a side in the comments—who still calls this fake?

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00:00Tyreek Hill was found liable.
00:02This is a civil verdict, not a criminal conviction,
00:06but the finding and money still matter.
00:09According to ESPN, jurors found Hill liable
00:13on two of 10 battery counts
00:14and awarded his wife $500,000.
00:18The part getting buried,
00:20a split verdict can reject some allegations
00:22without erasing the two the jury accepted.
00:26So is liable, accountability, or legal semantics?
00:30And who still calls this fake?

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