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Brandon Marshall, a former star NFL wide receiver who played for the Miami Dolphins in the 2010 and 2011 seasons, yesterday posted a video on Instagram of an incident in which someone called the Broward Sheriff's Office on him the day he was supposed to move into his new home.
Based on the discussion in the video above, it appears that a security officer at the guardhouse called the sheriff's office because Marshall's name wasn't on a list to be admitted to the community, which is called Botaniko Weston.
"This is the problem," Marshall is heard saying in the video. "I come here, you feel uncomfortable. My first day moving into my new house because my name's not on the list, you call the cops. Now you call the cops."
One of the security officers can be heard saying, "I'm just trying to do my job."
