Von Miller Says The Bloody Shark He's Holding Didn't Die
Broncos linebacker Von Miller is reportedly under investigation by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission after his boating trip last week off the coast of Miami resulted in a photo of Miller holding a bloody hammerhead shark. Harvesting hammerheads in Florida waters is a misdemeanor, but Miller says the shark didn’t die and he released the animal after pulling it onto the boat.
Under Florida law, catching and releasing in this case would be okay, as long as the shark was “immediately returned to the water free, alive, and unharmed.” TMZ has a compilation of Miller’s Instagram story, which shows the group pushing the shark back overboard after catching it, and the shark appearing to swim away. This picture would suggest that the shark wasn’t “unharmed,” though:
credits: [object Object] | source: Twitter Make your own judgement on whether the shark’s dead, but we can all agree that it’d rather be anywhere else.
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