Battery lawsuit is filed against Alvin Kamara

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Saints running back Alvin Kamara officially faces both civil and criminal charges for an incident that occurred in Las Vegas, on Pro Bowl weekend.

Darnell Greene, Jr. filed suit against Kamara on Friday, in Louisiana.

The lawsuit alleges that Kamara repeatedly punched Greene, even as Greene tried to flee. He allegedly suffered “severe” injuries to his neck, back, shoulder, knees, and face. The lawsuit includes photos of Greene, following the attack.

The lawsuit seeks at least $5 million in compensatory damages and at least $5 million in punitive damages, for assault and battery.

The lawsuit includes alleged quotes from Kamara. He allegedly said things such as, “I connected with the [expletive]’s jaw so hard,” and “that shit sounded like the [expletive] got hit with a baseball bat.” Kamara also allegedly talked about the incident in a vehicle after the incident.

It’s unclear from the lawsuit how the quotes were obtained.

Greene is represented by Tony Buzbee, who has handled more than 20 civil lawsuits against Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson.

Kamara faces felony battery charges in Nevada. That puts him in line for a baseline suspension of six games under the Personal Conduct Policy, if he’s ultimately deemed to be guilty of assault. Given that photos and videos of the incident exist, Kamara will have a hard time avoiding civil and criminal responsibility for the situation.

20 responses to “Battery lawsuit is filed against Alvin Kamara

  1. Funny how kamara used the same word at this guy, that kamara was so offended about when a teenager used it on Instagram. What a hypocrite bum

  2. Dude is definitely getting something out of these. No need. On top of it, he’s statement is full of lies.

  3. Wonder if Tony Buzbee knows his Shakespeare, specifically Henry VI, Part 2, Act IV, Scene 2?

  4. Look you got good lawyers you pay the guy off with a non-disclosure if he drops the charges. Give him this 10 million bucks and you learned your lesson and you let me win my fantasy football league I’m in first place get this done

  5. So wait. No videos or criminal cases against Watson but he gets suspended. There is video evidence of the Kamara attack along with criminal chargers, yet he’s still playing. Seems fair.

  6. Saints continue to show the world who they are…

    If the NFLPA had their way, Greene would get ejected from LSV as fan disruption and Kamara would win $5M for injuries Greene did to Kamara’s hands.

  7. touchback6 says:
    October 14, 2022 at 4:22 pm
    Goodell just continues to cheat..

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    Baby Boi is still whining about cheating? I don’t recall you screaming about this when the Patriots were repeatedly caught cheating. Had you condoned the bad acts of your own team, maybe people would respect you opinion on the topic.

  8. Is it possible for the Saints to go ahead and impose a six hand suspension themselves now so that Kamara can play later?

    Or will the NFL still add an additional six games when he’s convicted?

  9. silentphart says:
    October 14, 2022 at 6:58 pm
    touchback6 says:
    October 14, 2022 at 4:22 pm
    Goodell just continues to cheat..

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    Baby Boi is still whining about cheating? I don’t recall you screaming about this when the Patriots were repeatedly caught cheating. Had you condoned the bad acts of your own team, maybe people would respect you opinion on the topic.

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    Let me get this straight, Goodell is caught in court lying, and you still believe what he tells you? I know who you voted for.

    bawahaha! How mortiying for you.

    2010:
    Bill Cowher: “You know, let me just say this: To answer your question, no, I don’t think so (it’s not an advantage for one team over another).
    I just know as a head coach, you are always looking for a competitive edge. We had people out there trying to look at signals. We had guys go to games. They would tape the signal caller and also write it down. They would take it back and match up the signals with the game film and certain defenses with certain plays that were being called, particularly the defenses being called, to see if we could come up with some kind of an alert for a signal. So, what they did with videotaping the signal caller, people do it with the people in the stands!!
    These people sitting there in the stands, looking at the signal, writing it down and matching up the 1st and 10 signal. Ok? Then you go back again and the 2nd and 10 and here’s the signal. You do that for a whole game.
    You then go back and match up the defenses with the signal. And you can come up with what the signal was.
    So, you don;’t need a video tape with what they were talking about doing. And people were doing it. WE were doing that. Everybody does that. You’re TRYING to gain a competitive edge. There is nothing wrong with that.
    That’s why baseball players go through the mirage of signals. They’ve got all these different codes. That’s part of the competitive spirit of the game. I think it’s totally overblown. I think if you get caught (signals compromised), then do what we did and go to wristbands, you are worried about it. We started putting defenses on wristbands. Then you find a way to not get caught (signals compromised). When your good at something and people try steal from ya, I think it’s flattering.”

  10. Tony Buzbee: Making millions off of young athletes with a lot of money and poor life decision making skills. Does anyone on the planet have a more secure job?

  11. Tony Buzbee represented 15000 individuals and businesses that were part of a class action against BP over the Deep Water Horizon disaster. The settlement in that case was 7.8 Billion Dollars. There were around 100000 plaintiffs…I don’t think he needs to go after NFL athletes to ‘make a living’!!!

  12. Kamara needs to ask his friends who attended the rookie symposium if he can look at their notes about Chris Carter’s lecture

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