Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is being investigated by the police for allegedly hitting a man who works at Haulover Marina, according to Miami Local 10 News. The incident in question is said to have taken place this past Sunday. It is unclear at this time if Hill will face criminal charges.

Hill was on a boat for a Father's Day celebration and allegedly got into an argument with an employee based on the marina. An anonymous tip said that the altercation resulted in the 29-year-old striking the man. The severity of the contact is unknown and neither Hill nor his agent Drew Rosenhaus have yet to comment.

The Miami-Dade Police Department was spotted at Haulover on Monday before an official investigation was confirmed Tuesday. This is unfolding just hours after Hill and Rosenhaus went on a fishing trip. The NFL super agent is seen on video trying to grapple a shark while Hill audibly declines an invitation to jump in during the struggle.

Obviously, the former Super Bowl champion has much more pressing matters to worry about now. This is not the first time Tyreek Hill has been accused of violence. He plead guilty for domestic assault of his then-pregnant girlfriend in 2014 and was sentenced to three years probation and forced to complete anger management and battery programs. Hill was also investigated for allegedly breaking his 3-year-old son's arm but police found no evidence of such a crime.

The public is surely eager for more information to come out of this alleged physical encounter. The Dolphins will also be expected to issue a statement. ClutchPoints will keep you apprised as more details emerge in this active investigation.