Alvin Camara arrested in Las Vegas for battery resulting in substantial bodily harm.

The incident happened on Saturday at 6.30 local time at an elevator bank outside of the club,

at a casino. Camara, obviously in town for the pro bowl.

Super Bowl, eventually there'll be a Super Bowl in Las Vegas for now. It's just the Pro Bowl. But the victim identified Camara. There's video. The victim says that he was trying to get onto the elevator. He got pushed by Camara in the chest. He pushed back to get away. He got knocked down. kicked, punched, punched, unconscious.

Eight punches, they're saying.

Fractured orbital bone.

Right.

And may need surgery, and Camara was arrested and charged with battery causing serious bodily

harm, substantial bodily harm to make it accurate.

And he's going to have to deal with this.

And if it's on video, what do you do?

If it's on video, what do you do?

I mean, right? Am I wrong to say the police is kind of like basically saying the video backs up with the guy. They said the video backs up what the guy says. So that's not a good look. Hey, listen, the NFL wanted a team in Vegas. they're going to get a team in Vegas.

And this is the thing that's scary.

Again, some crazy incidents is in Vegas here for two years, for teams. And this is Pro Bowl in Vegas. I know. But it's again, the NFL players in Vegas, all of that, it's a dicey situation. I'm for it. I love Vegas too. But I'm just saying in that city, with the NFL guys frame of mind and all that, to me, that's where it's... Think about it. You take the best of the best NFL players. You give them a paid vacation. Right. Drop them among everybody else in Las Vegas. Right. That was why they liked going to Hawaii, because in Hawaii, they're off to themselves. They are. They are away from Everybody. Right. You're just in there in Hawaii, right? You're just in the hotel with your team and a few other people who are just at the hotel or whatever. No intermingling with anyone that may agitate you. And you know how men full of testosterone behave? Right. You know, how you put yourself up. Get a few drinks in them. It's right. And somebody says something to somebody, somebody looks at somebody and makes them know you've got a few drinks in them it's right and somebody says something to

somebody somebody looks at somebody you got a problem right when you're around everybody else in

Las Vegas I mean there's going to be a temptation to challenge somebody for all we know this

guy started it and Alvin Camara finished it but Alvin Camer is the one who crossed the line

and is going to be in trouble for it but you know that that that's you're absolutely right

Las Vegas is a destination for so many people and when they get there they kind of let and is going to be in trouble for it. But, you know, that's, you're absolutely right.

Las Vegas is a destination for so many people. And when they get there, they kind of let their hair down and they do whatever and you act differently than you would at home. You do. And you get people mixing together like this. And it's a recipe for problems. It's a recipe for problems for all the things you said. It is. And then, you know, let alone, yeah, it's, it's, you know, famous NFL athletes, some money in their pocket, you know, in an instance like this, too, like you're saying, you know, probably has a lot of just his, not football friends, but friends around him, too. So you have that crew there, you know, things, yeah, can get crazy. It can get crazy. It just, I'm surprised. I am going to say I'm surprised because Alvin Camaro just, he's always been, you know, acted appropriately. Does not seem hot-headed. You never even see him get mad on the football field to get a personal foul. That's where I was shocked to go, like, man, Alvin Camara beats somebody up that just doesn't seem, you know, within the, you know, within his personality. So that's where I'm a little surprised by it. But, yeah, this is going to be an issue. The Saints are going to have to deal with this. Camarra's going to have to deal with this. It seems like there is clear evidence. And I mean, when there's clear evidence like this, if there is for what they're saying, like, this is going to lead to suspension for him. I would have a hard time

believing it won't if the video backs up with the defendant's saying. When the NFL beefed up

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