U.S. Olympic sprinter Fred Kerley was arrested Thursday in Miami Beach and tased by police, bodycam footage shows. Kerley was then charged in a separate incident from last year. According to ...

Olympian Fred Kerley has been released from jail after posting his bond after he was charged with battery on an officer and ...

Olympic sprinter Fred Kerley was arrested Thursday night in Miami Beach following a confrontation with police. Miami Beach police said they were investigating an unrelated incident late Thursday ...

Olympic track and field star Fred Kerley was arrested in Florida late Thursday after a confrontation with police. Body-worn camera footage released by the Miami Beach Police Department on Friday ...

Two-time Olympic sprinter Fred Kerley walked out of the gate at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center to his attorneys, ...

Fred Kerley, an Olympian track-and-field athlete, is facing domestic violence charges against his estranged wife. The news ...

However, a lawyer for Fred Kerley, 29, said the police “overreacted.” The footage captured Kerley, wearing a gray hoodie, having an argument with four police officers that escalated into a ...

Olympic medalist and US sprinter Fred Kerley arrested in Miami Beach for allegedly resisting arrest and disorderly conduct after altercation with police ...

MIAMI -- U.S. Olympic sprinter Fred Kerley was arrested and stun-gunned during a confrontation with police officers in Miami, Florida on Thursday night and is now facing charges of battery ...

Olympic athlete Fred Kerley was arrested Thursday night, and several videos of the encounter went viral. Bodycam footage showed the 2024 bronze medalist getting tased by police, while another ...

Social media is flooded with reactions to the confrontation U.S. Olympian Fred Kerley had with officers in South Beach. The sprinter who won bronze in the 100-meter race during the 2024 Paris ...

Video footage of Fred Kerley's arrest by Miami Beach police sparked a wide range of reaction on social media Friday − and renewed an all-too familiar conversation about policing in America.