What really happened? Witnesses claim they saw NFL player Ezekiel Elliot knock a man out during a bar fight, but the actual police report says otherwise. See the evidence and decide for yourself inside….
Dallas Cowboys star Ezekiel Elliot is being accused of punching a man during a bar fight by several witnesses. The "disturbance" reportedly went down at Clutch Bar in Dallas around 9:40pm on Sunday night (July 16th).
A 30-year-old man (seen above) claims he got into a physical altercation with the NFL's 2016 Offense Rookie Of the Year, which resulted in the alleged victim having to go to the hospital. The man, who reportedly appeared to be intoxicated, said he couldn’t remember who hit him, but his friend said it was Ezekiel Elliot.
After the incident, a woman filmed the aftermath of the altercation. In the clip, it shows the victim laid out on the ground and later being treated by paramedics.
Check it:
The woman who took the video told TMZ it was Ezekiel who punched the man in the face. Also, another man tweeted he saw Ezekiel punch someone:
However, cops could not confirm that Ezekiel was the attacker. ESPN reporter Adam Schefter posted an official statement from Dallas police which confirms a suspect had not been named and no arrests had been made.
Statement from Dallas police regarding the Sunday night altercation that involved Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott: pic.twitter.com/AIObmC8uqW
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 17, 2017
A rep for Ezekiel didn't have much to say other than their client was not arrested and no complaint had been filed against him.
Zeke surely doesn't need this type of press. He came under fire for pulling up a woman's shirt during a St. Patrick's Day parade in March. There was also that situation with an Ohio woman who claims she was assaulted by Ezekiel in 2016. He reportedly was facing a possible two-game suspension for that. It's unclear what's going to happen now. The NFL is currently investigating this new incident to get all of the facts.
Better tread lightly Zeke!
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