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COOPER CITY, Fla. Ochocinco apparently used cuatro figures to congratulate a local restaurant on reopening Monday. The former NFL wide receiver formally known as Chad Johnson tweeted out a photo showing a $1,000 tip left at Havanas Cuban Cuisine on Griffin Road in Cooper City. Congrats on re-opening, sorry about the pandemic, hope this helps, Johnson wrote at the bottom of the receipt. A Miami native who has long been active on social media, the 42-year-old Johnson spent 11 seasons in the NFL 10 with the Cincinnati Bengals and one with the New England Patriots. Johnson earned over $48 million in his NFL career, according to spotrac.com, a website that tracks athlete salaries.

Former NFL wide receiver and semi-pro soccer player Chad Johnson watches the inaugural La Liga-Serie A Cup match between FC Barcelona and SSC Napoli on the field at Hard Rock Stadium, Aug. 7, 2019, in Miami Gardens, Florida. Hide Caption

DAVIE, Fla. – The Miami Dolphins have released wide receiver Chad Johnson, who was arrested Saturday. RELATED: Will's take: Cutting Johnson right moveThe Dolphins sent out a news release late Sunday saying Johnson's contract had been terminated. The arrest report states Johnson began screaming "I don't give a ***k! During the argument, Johnson told police she leaned towards him and they bumped heads, causing the cut on her forehead. The report states Johnson did not have any visible marks or bruises.