More details have emerged in the latest allegations against former Washington tight end Fred Davis, even if he were to regard them as “made up and flagellant.”
Vergie Arandid shared with FOX 5 in D.C. the details regarding an incident that happened on June 2 at a D.C.-area restaurant. Davis allegedly confronted Arandid and a male friend.
“He told me that he would hit me and he referred to my friend as the ‘infamous rapper’ 2 Chainz,” Arandid said regarding Davis, with whom she has a “brief romantic history.”
“He came out of nowhere, pushes my shoulder down, twists my body so my backside was facing my friend and that’s when he said, ‘What are you even doing with her? She ain’t got no ass. Look at her,’” Arandid said.
Embarrassed by the incident, Arandid said she went outside for a cigarette. Davis allegedly followed her, grabbing “a handful of dirt from a pot that was hanging from [a] railing and throw[ing] it at me,” she said.
At that point, it nearly escalated. With condiments.
“Out of impulse, I grabbed a ketchup bottle and I was going to spray him to be honest,” Arandid said. “You’re way taller than me, 280 pounds, you’re a football player, I’m 4’11”, why are you so intimidated by me? Why would you throw dirt at me and humiliate me like that in public? It’s not right. I just wanted to set an example.”
While Davis shouldn’t place his hands on anyone without his or her consent (or throw dirt at them), this seems like a technical assault, at best. Arandid said she wasn’t injured, but of course she may nevertheless sue.
Hopefully, he’ll represent himself again.