There is still no videotape, but we’re learning a little more now about a previous issue involving Dez Bryant at a Walmart
There was no damning videotape released on Wednesday involving Dez Bryant in an incident in a Walmart parking lot, however on Thursday morning we’re learning a little more about a previous incident that took place back in 2011.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport has learned that in addition to the offenses that he previously reported on Bryant back in November, there was another incident that involved Bryant back in 2011. Rapoport has obtained a police report from the Lancaster (Texas) Police Department from 2011 that goes into full detail about an incident that took place at a Walmart parking lot.
You can view the report by simply clicking here.
Now the thing is that Bryant was apparently not at the scene initially whenever the crime occurred. The cars involved in the crime were registered to Bryant, however he would later arrive on the scene in a separate vehicle. After a lengthy discussion, according to Rapoport, it was determined that there was no offense and everyone was free to head their separate ways.
Also, the Cowboys have known about this particular incident for quite some time, but we the public are just learning of this now. Of course, though, with the close eye the Cowboys have been keeping on Bryant over the course of the past few years, it’s no shock they were aware of what had taken place.
No video that has everyone in a hoopla, but this is indeed something new.
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