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Doug Martin involved in Oakland burglary before dying after medical emergency, police say

Oakland police confirmed that former NFL running back Doug Martin was involved in a break-in at a home before suffering a medical emergency.

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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 running back Doug Martin dies in Oakland police custody

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

While responding to a break-in at a home, police in Oakland, California, arrested Doug Martin.

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Former star running back Doug Martin died during arrest

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

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

"Police departments, they have to - they're first responders - they have to be trained in recognizing when a person is having a mental health episode," Cal State East Bay criminal justice professor L...

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Agent Of Former NFL Star Doug Martin Releases Clarifying Statement

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Family of ex-NFL star Doug Martin, who died in Bay Area police custody, shares details

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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.

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Former Buccaneers, Raiders running back Doug Martin dies at 36

Doug Martin, a former running back with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders, has died. He was 36. "It is with great sadness to inform you all that Doug Martin passed away Saturday morning. Cause of death is currently unconfirmed. Please respect our privacy at this time," his family said in a statement to Fox Sports.

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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.