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

Doug Martin, the former All-Pro running back for the Oakland Raiders and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, died at age 36, his family said in a statement Sunday.

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Former Raider Doug Martin struggled with mental health before dying in Oakland police custody, family says

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Ex-NFL star Doug Martin identified as suspect who died in Oakland police custody

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Oakland police to release bodycam footage of encounter with ex-NFL player Doug Martin

The death of a well-known former NFL player while in Oakland police custody over the weekend is generating an outcry from the community, with friends saying Doug Martin struggled with mental health is...

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Former star running back Doug Martin died during arrest

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Doug Martin was 'disoriented' when he fled his home on day he died: Family

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Agent Of Former NFL Star Doug Martin Releases Clarifying Statement

The officers involved in the incident were placed on paid administrative leave, per OPD policy.

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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 was 'actively seeking medical assistance' for him prior to death

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How did Doug Martin die? Details emerge in death of former Raiders, Buccaneers running back

Details are emerging in the death of former Oakland Raiders, Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin, a former standout Boise State player.

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Doug Martin's Agent Issues Statement After Death of Former Buccaneers, Raiders RB

Former NFL running back Doug Martin died Sunday while in custody by the Oakland Police Department. He was 36. Reports say that Martin became unresponsive while in police custody and later died at the hospital.

Former NFL running back Doug Martin’s brain to be tested for CTE, authorities confirm

The condition, which can cause erratic behavior and severe mental illness, is associated with repeated head trauma and has been found in hundreds of former NFL players in recent years.