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Doug Martin Died in Police Custody

Former NFL All-Pro running back Doug Martin died while in Oakland police custody

Doug Martin's death will be investigated by several agencies in accordance with California laws. Martin starred for the Buccaneers and Raiders.

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Doug Martin died in Oakland police custody as family sought mental health help

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Doug Martin, former Oakland Raiders running back, dies in police custody

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Police officers placed on leave after former NFL star ‘dies in custody’

Former NFL star Doug Martin, who played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders, has died at the age of 36.

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Reports: Former All-Pro RB Doug Martin, 36, died in police custody

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Ex-NFL player Doug Martin dies while in police custody in Oakland after a “brief struggle”

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NFL Star Was in Police Custody When He Died

Deaths in custody are investigated by the Oakland Police Department’s homicide unit, internal affairs bureau, civilian-led police commission, community police review agency, and Alameda County Distri...

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Ex-NFL player Doug Martin struggled with mental health issues before OPD in-custody death: family

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Doug Martin's family says mental illness was a factor in residential break-in that led to his death

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Former NFL star Doug Martin dies while in California police custody

Former NFL star running back Doug Martin, who played for the Oakland Raiders and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has died while in police custody in California. He was 36. Martin's family announced via a statement that he died on Saturday, October 18.

Lurie says S.F. police made ‘zero arrests' during No Kings protest

Police made zero arrests Saturday in connection with the No Kings protests in San Francisco and Oakland, which drew at least 60,000 demonstrators combined in support of American democracy.

Officers placed on leave after in-custody death in Oakland

Oakland Police officers were placed on paid administrative leave after an in-custody death in Oakland Saturday, the police department said.

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Oakland's police chief search and the push for internal candidates

The Oakland City Council's Public Safety Committee met Tuesday for the first time since Police Chief Floyd Mitchell announced last Monday that he is stepping down on December 5.