New video shows Alvin Kamara attacking man in Las Vegas

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Saints running back Alvin Kamara faces criminal prosecution, civil liability, and a league-imposed suspension arising from an incident on Pro Bowl weekend in Las Vegas. TMZ.com has obtained new video that purports to show Kamara attacking the victim.

A man whom TMZ.com identifies as Kamara can be seen throwing multiple punches at someone who ends up on the ground. Others join in the attack, kicking and stomping the person.

TMZ.com reports that “sources” claim the alleged victim became violent before the attack shown on the video.

Last month, Darnell Greene sued Kamara for the injuries that Greene allegedly suffered. Felony assault charges also are pending against Kamara. A hearing has been scheduled for Wednesday, November 9.

Under the Personal Conduct Policy, Kamara remains subject to a six-game baseline suspension. The league most likely will take no action until the criminal case has resolved.

Kamara has not been placed on paid leave by the NFL. There’s no reason to believe the league will alter its position. On Monday night, the Saints host the Ravens.

56 responses to “New video shows Alvin Kamara attacking man in Las Vegas

  1. And to think teams were mulling over whether to send a basket of high draft picks for him just a week ago. Sometimes the best deals you make are the ones you don’t.

  2. I was hoping video would reveal more. Looks like an ugly scene, of course, however the man identified as Kamara in the video doesn’t really do much. At least, the evidence here is not conclusive that he assaulted anyone. For all we can tell, he is trying to pull someone off the pile and losing balance when his arms are allegedly “throwing punches.”

  3. I’ve said it before, the only difference between this and the Ray Rice situation is that a man got beat up instead of a woman. Ray Rice was done, Kamara doesn’t even miss a snap in the pro bowl.

    There’s been video and pics available for a while and unlike the Rice incident the police were called immediately so are football players allowed to beat up men but not women?

  4. having been in the industry, every casino hotel has cameras everywhere. and in every elevator. there is obviously footage of the entire incident not just the part tmz showed. so if the alleged victim started the fight, it will be on the tape, and if not, alvin and his boys should be sized for jumpsuits.

  5. THAT’S the best video they have?! Impossible to tell who that guy is…good luck prosecuting him if that’s the best proof you have. And I’m not even a Kamara/Saints fan…

  6. eagleswin says:
    November 5, 2022 at 1:17 pm

    There’s been video and pics available for a while and unlike the Rice incident the police were called immediately so are football players allowed to beat up men but not women?

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    Based on how the league has responded, the current policy seems to be that you can violently attack men or children, but not women. However, you can apparently sexually abuse as many women as you want and still play. No limit has been reached, but it’s apparently at least in the dozens.

    Today’s NFL, ladies and gentlemen.

  7. So sources are saying the “victim” became violent before the attack? And everyone in the comment section is just kinda ignoring that part??

  8. I’m certainly not defending Kamara but I have to assume there is more evidence than this video. Considering every person in the video has their back to the camera, how can anyone be clearly identified? They HAVE to have more than this to file charges.

  9. To be fair there’s always two sides to every story & an alleged witness stated the “victim” became violent BEFORE the beatdown…so let’s wait to see if there’s not MORE to this than just Kamara being in the wrong place at the wrong time and stomping some innocent guy that happened to just “bump” into him.

  10. According to a second witness, the victim was speaking poorly about Michael Thomas. Hence, the violent reaction from Kamara.

  11. If I am on jury, I couldn’t come to any conclusions based on this video evidence.

  12. Anger management counseling, a BIG fine and big suspension this year or next…and depending on the outcome of the legal issues maybe thrown out of the league. The Shield is at stake here.

  13. TMZ.com reports that “sources” claim the alleged victim became violent before the attack shown on the video.
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    If this is true then the “victim” deserved it. Seems weird Kamara would attack the guy for no reason.

  14. Imagine if this guy was beat up by someone who looked like Josh Allen. Every NFL player would be protesting and demanding he be suspended and kicked out of the league. Stephen A Smith, bomani Jones, jemele hill, Michael Wilbon etc would all be wailing on the air about why he is still in the league.

  15. If the alleged victim said something inflammatory or derogatory towards Kamara then he deserved to suffer the consequences – now did he deserve to be stomped on by Kamara’s posse… probably not but the guy should’ve just kept his mouth shut being he was obviously outnumbered.

  16. Out of the league forever. Get the scumbags out of here. There are way too many good footballs players, who are also standup citizens, sitting on benches for this scumbag to make the money he does playing a sport. Have him fight over his shift flipping burgers.

  17. I could win this case for Kamara and know nothing of laws, however moralists will want him to pay 10M and get banned for life

  18. If Alvin Kamara gets six games for this Davante Adams should have to sit out six plays for the Raiders.

  19. Wait, so possibly mouthing off to someone now makes it OK for that person to physically assault you?? Wow gonna be a crazy society if that’s now the norm. Why can’t these football players ever meet the wrong guy and end up on the other end of the assault, maybe that will stop them.

  20. eagleswin says:
    November 5, 2022 at 1:17 pm
    I’ve said it before, the only difference between this and the Ray Rice situation is that a man got beat up instead of a woman. Ray Rice was done, Kamara doesn’t even miss a snap in the pro bowl.

    There’s been video and pics available for a while and unlike the Rice incident the police were called immediately so are football players allowed to beat up men but not women?
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    True. Wonder what would happen if tbe guy getting beat up identifies as a women. Hmmm?

  21. maginethat says:
    November 5, 2022 at 12:58 pm

    The NFL literally does not care about these things.
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    You’re absolutely right.

    The Minnesota Vikings and the league have yet to take any action on Dalvin Cook’s misogynistic behavior despite the fact he has a history of it.
    They’ve seen the horrifying photos and read the incriminating text messages from the RB himself and still continue to sit on their hands in the hopes it just goes away.

    This is an incident that is already going on 2 years and still nothing.
    Lack of video and a fan base with a desire to see their team maintain a mediocre record has muted any public outcry.
    Sad. 😞

  22. That man was violently assaulted by Kamara and his entourage. I saw the video. They should all be arrested and jailed. looks like 4 on 1.

  23. Kicking and stomping? Whatever happened to the good old days when it used to be mano a mano man to man, one on one, then you shook hands and walked away. it’s a sick world.

  24. I always find it crazy when people are fans of a football team. They will blindly defend the stars of that club for even if they do vile and disgusting acts.

    Then when presented with clear evidence they downplay the seriousness of the situation.

  25. If asking a masseuse for a little extra is worth 10 games then this should be worth 4-5 seasons

  26. Watch the other video and look at the photos of the victim. Kamara will not play next year and it’s gonna cost him about 11.5 milly in salary and another 10 milly in civil court. Hope it was worth it so called tough guy. 5 on 1 what a tool!

  27. Was it as clear as shoving down a cameraman for no reason on national TV? I’ll wait…

  28. No matter how nasty or derogatory the alleged comments might have been , Alvin simply had no right to harm this person. Doesn’t sound like there’s any claim of self defense coming from Alvin’s camp.

  29. Don’t see much in the video. Too much to drink and young people doing stupid things. I been there, we didn’t get the law involved. No one was right here. Kamara happens to be the famous one here so he will be singled out.

  30. There’s been video and pics available for a while and unlike the Rice incident the police were called immediately so are football players allowed to beat up men but not women?
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    Joe Mixon?

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