Alvin Kamara arrested after the Pro-Bowl

[IronDog]

https://sports.yahoo.com/police-saints- ... ?.tsrc=364
Battery! Who'd a thunk it?

[Defense5599]

Got into a fight at 5:50 pm? Isn't that a little early to be hitting the hard stuff and starting trouble??

[real bucs fan]

Beating some guy up is as wholesome a charge as you can get lol

Don’t think this impacts him next season.

[Swashbuckler]

Got into a fight at 5:50 pm? Isn't that a little early to be hitting the hard stuff and starting trouble??

Absolutely NOT

Keepin' it real has no schedule


see: Chappelle's Show

[The Outsider]

Got into a fight at 5:50 pm? Isn't that a little early to be hitting the hard stuff and starting trouble??

Absolutely NOT

Keepin' it real has no schedule


see: Chappelle's Show

I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE PLAYIN ON MY PHONE!

[Swashbuckler]

Absolutely NOT

Keepin' it real has no schedule


see: Chappelle's Show

I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE PLAYIN ON MY PHONE!

"What's really hood bitch?"

[Dread]

Just a battery charge?

No guns, No drugs, No intoxication charges?

Some people get disrespectful and real ones check them on it.

If Kamara wasn't well known this wouldn't even have LE involvement imo.

[The Outsider]

Just a battery charge?

No guns, No drugs, No intoxication charges?

Some people get disrespectful and real ones check them on it.

If Kamara wasn't well known this wouldn't even have LE involvement imo.

It's battery resulting in substantial bodily harm. I don't know what the state of Nevada considers substantial bodily harm but it doesn't sound good. I'll wait to see if more details emerge before deciding one way or the other.

On another note:

Some people get disrespectful and real ones check them on it.

[Defense5599]

If Kamara wasn't well known this wouldn't even have LE involvement imo.

Battery resulting in substantial bodily harm sounds a bit more serious than simple battery. Either way, the police would get involved.

But if it wasn't for the fact that it was Kamara (or any other NFL player), this wouldn't be news.

[Kress]

It's battery resulting in substantial bodily harm. I don't know what the state of Nevada considers substantial bodily harm but it doesn't sound good. I'll wait to see if more details emerge before deciding one way or the other.

In Florida, at least, it means virtually anything (we use "serious bodily injury") because any form of "disfigurement," even if temporary, coupled with "lasting pain," which is purely subjective, qualifies.

In other words, it could be a black eye.

[Kress]

On another note:

Some people get disrespectful and real ones check them on it.

Dread is so going to check your ass.

[The Outsider]

It's battery resulting in substantial bodily harm. I don't know what the state of Nevada considers substantial bodily harm but it doesn't sound good. I'll wait to see if more details emerge before deciding one way or the other.

In Florida, at least, it means virtually anything (we use "serious bodily injury") because any form of "disfigurement," even if temporary, coupled with "lasting pain," which is purely subjective, qualifies.

In other words, it could be a black eye.

And here I come to find out that I inflict serious bodily injury on myself on a semi-regular basis.

[Buc2]

Can't wait for the pics/videos to emerge.

[Swashbuckler]

Who knew Dread keeps it real?

[Kress]

And here I come to find out that I inflict serious bodily injury on myself on a semi-regular basis.

I doubt it's a semi.

[Dread]

Just a battery charge?

No guns, No drugs, No intoxication charges?

Some people get disrespectful and real ones check them on it.

If Kamara wasn't well known this wouldn't even have LE involvement imo.

It's battery resulting in substantial bodily harm. I don't know what the state of Nevada considers substantial bodily harm but it doesn't sound good. I'll wait to see if more details emerge before deciding one way or the other.

On another note:

Some people get disrespectful and real ones check them on it.

I'm just sayin, this could've been nothing more than a scuffle at a bar b/c someone said something out of line and got checked.

Maybe Kamara was out looking for trouble and instigated it, but I doubt it.

[The Outsider]

It's battery resulting in substantial bodily harm. I don't know what the state of Nevada considers substantial bodily harm but it doesn't sound good. I'll wait to see if more details emerge before deciding one way or the other.

On another note:

I'm just sayin, this could've been nothing more than a scuffle at a bar b/c someone said something out of line and got checked.

Maybe Kamala was out looking for trouble and instigated it, but I doubt it.

Change one letter and this gets a lot funnier.

[0-26 Survivor]

Allegedly.

“ Per Rapoport and the Las Vegas Police Department, Saints star Alvin Kamara and three of his friends reportedly got into a fight with a man in an elevator. Kamara allegedly put his hand on the man, who shoved it off- and then a fight ensued.

The Saints star punched the man several times and fractured his orbital bone, among other physical damage sustained in the fight.


The man was then knocked unconscious by Kamara and his friends, who allegedly proceeded to kick the man before they left.”

[Snake]

Good guy, that Kamara.

Victim is gonna get PAID.

[13F11B]

Allegedly.

“ Per Rapoport and the Las Vegas Police Department, Saints star Alvin Kamara and three of his friends reportedly got into a fight with a man in an elevator. Kamara allegedly put his hand on the man, who shoved it off- and then a fight ensued.

The Saints star punched the man several times and fractured his orbital bone, among other physical damage sustained in the fight.


The man was then knocked unconscious by Kamara and his friends, who allegedly proceeded to kick the man before they left.”

If I recall Nevada laws regarding battery Kamara will face up to five years in jail. The charge is a class-C felony. This could be the end of his career if he gets the maximum sentence.

[IronDog]

Who was that guy from the Ravens who punched his wife in an elevator? Wasn't that in Vegas too? Tough place those casino elevators.

[Snake]

Who gets maximum sentences?

[Defense5599]

Allegedly.

“ Per Rapoport and the Las Vegas Police Department, Saints star Alvin Kamara and three of his friends reportedly got into a fight with a man in an elevator. Kamara allegedly put his hand on the man, who shoved it off- and then a fight ensued.

The Saints star punched the man several times and fractured his orbital bone, among other physical damage sustained in the fight.


The man was then knocked unconscious by Kamara and his friends, who allegedly proceeded to kick the man before they left.”

If I recall Nevada laws regarding battery Kamara will face up to five years in jail. The charge is a class-C felony. This could be the end of his career if he gets the maximum sentence.

The difference between guilty and innocent is often a good lawyer

[Kress]

At least there are NEVER cameras inside Vegas elevators. Have at it.

[13F11B]

If I recall Nevada laws regarding battery Kamara will face up to five years in jail. The charge is a class-C felony. This could be the end of his career if he gets the maximum sentence.

The difference between guilty and innocent is often a good lawyer

That and the sentence tends to be lower for the wealthy of society. Kamara can both afford a good lawyer and he has money so he will likely not be given a maximum sentence.

[Moozician]

There was video taken by security cameras. It doesn't look good for Kamara. Him and his peeps beat the crap outta this guy, including kicking him in the face after he was down.

https://www.nola.com/sports/saints/arti ... be81b.html

[Snake]

If Ray Rice’s career is over for doing less to a woman, his should be over too. Thugs gonna thug.

[13F11B]

There was video taken by security cameras. It doesn't look good for Kamara. Him and his peeps beat the crap outta this guy, including kicking him in the face after he was down.

https://www.nola.com/sports/saints/arti ... be81b.html

One thing to note in the piece was that Kamara did not throw the first punch. If the victim threw the first punch that might change how things are viewed by a jury, but given the continued beating while the guy is on the ground I would not think by that much.

[CantonJester]

Who was that guy from the Ravens who punched his wife in an elevator? Wasn't that in Vegas too? Tough place those casino elevators.

That was Atlantic City.

[nybf]

If Ray Rice’s career is over for doing less to a woman, his should be over too. Thugs gonna thug.

Kamara was a known thug?

[Kress]

If Ray Rice’s career is over for doing less to a woman, his should be over too. Thugs gonna thug.

Kamara was a known thug?

Dude. You can look at him and clearly see he is black.

[Kress]

There was video taken by security cameras. It doesn't look good for Kamara. Him and his peeps beat the crap outta this guy, including kicking him in the face after he was down.

https://www.nola.com/sports/saints/arti ... be81b.html

One thing to note in the piece was that Kamara did not throw the first punch. If the victim threw the first punch that might change how things are viewed by a jury, but given the continued beating while the guy is on the ground I would not think by that much.

Wait, did you even read the same thing I just read?

[nybf]

One thing to note in the piece was that Kamara did not throw the first punch. If the victim threw the first punch that might change how things are viewed by a jury, but given the continued beating while the guy is on the ground I would not think by that much.

Wait, did you even read the same thing I just read?

You've never seen an unconscious man on the ground throw the first punch?

[Kress]

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara is accused of punching an unconscious man on the ground at a Las Vegas nightclub, leading to Kamara's arrest Sunday, according to police documents.

Kamara was one of four men involved in the alleged battery, and the four are alleged to have stomped on the victim approximately 23 times and punched the victim about nine times, police said. The victim suffered a fractured bone in his eye socket, police said.

According to an incident report filed by Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, Kamara allegedly punched the victim about eight times, with three of those punches coming while the man was on the ground. The report says the victim did not hit, punch or push Kamara or any of his associates during the incident.

According to witness testimony and surveillance video obtained by police, the fight began when Kamara and the three others were making their way to the elevator at Drai's After Dark on Las Vegas Boulevard at about 6:30 a.m. Saturday, when they encountered the alleged victim, according to the report.

The victim told police he began to make conversation with the others waiting at the elevator. In an interview with police, Kamara said the victim called one of his friends ugly.

Kamara allegedly put his hand on the victim's chest, preventing him from walking into the elevator, and the victim pushed Kamara's hand off, according to the report. The victim said he was pushed back from the elevator, and the first punch was thrown after that.

Based on surveillance video obtained by police, Kamara was not the first person to throw a punch. After the first punch was thrown, Kamara allegedly joined in and punched the victim several times, according to the report.

The victim moved back as Kamara continued to punch him, according to the report, and shortly thereafter lost consciousness and fell to the ground. The victim, in his interview with police, remembered being punched and kicked by multiple people before falling.

According to the video obtained by police, Kamara continued to punch the victim three more times while the victim was on the ground. The three others police said were involved joined in and began stomping on the victim's face, chest and legs.

Security personnel broke up the fight. Kamara and those with him were escorted out of the club and into the valet area, where they left in a black Cadillac SUV, police said.

The victim, upon being interviewed at about 5:50 p.m. Saturday at Sunrise Hospital, only could remember a physical description of one of his reported assailants. Police said that description matched that of Kamara.

Police said in the report that the surveillance video from the nightclub of the incident matched the victim's testimony. The surveillance video has not been publicly made available.

Police identified Kamara as a suspect in the matter after interviewing witnesses and looking over video surveillance.

Police interviewed Kamara on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium after the Pro Bowl. He was read his Miranda rights at 2:56 p.m., according to the report, and complied with police.

In his interview with police, Kamara allegedly said he punched the victim because he thought the victim had done something to his group.

Kamara was arrested shortly thereafter and was booked on suspicion of battery resulting in substantial bodily harm — a felony in the state of Nevada — which carries a potential penalty of 1-5 years in prison with a mandatory fine of $10,000 if convicted. He posted bond and was released late Sunday.

No formal charges have been levied against Kamara as of Monday afternoon.

Kamara's initial court appearance was scheduled for Monday, but KLAS-TV in Las Vegas reported he would not appear. Kamara's next scheduled court appearance is March 8.

Requests for comment from Kamara's agent were not returned.

[Snake]

If Ray Rice’s career is over for doing less to a woman, his should be over too. Thugs gonna thug.

Kamara was a known thug?

Thug behavior thug label. Simple