According to a tweet by the Miami Herald’s Mike Bernardino, Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano stated that the Florida Highway Patrol has closed the case against second year wide receiver Brian Hartline, with no charges being filed.
Apparently, Hartline

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Miami Dolphins safety Yeremiah Bell (37) signs autographs after the Pro Bowl in Miami. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)

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9 months ago:

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees is sacked by Miami Dolphins safety Yeremiah Bell during the second quarter of an NFL football

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7 months ago:

Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano, right, congratulates running back Ricky Williams

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7 months ago:

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Brian Hartline (82) is congratulated by cornerback Nate Jones

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Phillip Merling is one of five Dolphins who ran into some legal trouble this offseason. But should we even care?

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Are big things in store for Cameron Wake in 2010?

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I hope you all

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Tony Sparano has got to be mad as hell about his team’s slow starts to each of his first two seasons. This year, his Dolphins

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Last season was a disappointing season for Channing Crowder – to say the least. He had a career low 52 tackles

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Ronnie Brown will be an unrestricted free agent next offseason. What to do with him will be this front office’s biggest decision of