Olympic sprinter faces domestic violence, robbery charges from 2024 incident after getting tased during arrest
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U.S. Olympic sprinter and 2024 bronze medalist Fred Kerley was arrested and tased by police. Then, he was issued charges from a 2024 incident.
According to police, via WSVN in Miami, the Olympian approached the site of an active investigation Thursday, saying he had parked his car nearby.
But when he was asked to leave the area, he refused, grew agitated and got into a fighting stance, police said.
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Master Sgt Matthew Livelsberger did not display any concerning behaviors at the time he was granted personal leave from his station in Germany, an Army spokesperson said.