Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video we break down new details that are starting to surface, including a police incident report and multiple 911 calls connected to Dwight Howard’s household. According to the report, Dwight told police that two cell phones belonging to his 15 year old daughter went missing from a bag while he and his son were preparing to leave for a trip.
The report also references ongoing issues involving Dwight’s wife Amy Lucciani and the child’s mother, Amber Howard. Dwight told officers he believes Amber may have taken the phones and suggested that the devices may contain footage connected to an ongoing custody situation involving his daughter.
We’re going to go through the timeline, listen to the 911 calls, and break down what the police report actually says versus what’s being claimed online.
As always, remember that this is an ongoing situation and allegations mentioned in police reports are statements provided to officers, not proven facts.
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In this video we break down new details that are starting to surface, including a police incident report and multiple 911 calls connected to Dwight Howard’s household. According to the report, Dwight told police that two cell phones belonging to his 15 year old daughter went missing from a bag while he and his son were preparing to leave for a trip.
The report also references ongoing issues involving Dwight’s wife Amy Lucciani and the child’s mother, Amber Howard. Dwight told officers he believes Amber may have taken the phones and suggested that the devices may contain footage connected to an ongoing custody situation involving his daughter.
We’re going to go through the timeline, listen to the 911 calls, and break down what the police report actually says versus what’s being claimed online.
As always, remember that this is an ongoing situation and allegations mentioned in police reports are statements provided to officers, not proven facts.
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