‘I connected with the [expletive]’s jaw so hard,’ Photos show Alvin Kamara’s suspected Las Vegas nightclub beating as victim files $10M lawsuit

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A civil lawsuit filed Friday against New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara includes photographs of the alleged beating of a man outside of a Las Vegas Strip nightclub, asking a jury to award the victim $10 million.

Kamara, along with Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Chris Lammons and two other men face criminal charges connected to the incident outside of the business on Feb. 5 during the NFL Pro Bowl weekend.

The victim, Darnell Greene, was attacked at the nightclub

The victim, Darnell Greene, filed the lawsuit in a Louisiana court, investigators with WGNO’s sister station, 8 News Now, confirmed Friday. He’s represented by Texas-based attorney Tony Buzbee.

The Clark County District Court filing includes a request for compensatory and punitive damages. Kamara is the only defendant named in the lawsuit.

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In the police report released back in February, Greene told Las Vegas Metro police that he was waiting outside an elevator at Drai’s Nightclub on the Strip around 6:30 a.m. on Sunday, February 6 – less than six hours before the Pro Bowl kicked off at Allegiant Stadium.

Greene says he was attacked by Kamara while leaving the club when he came across a group of people, including the four suspects. When the elevator doors opened, Kamara put his hand on the victim’s chest to stop him from entering the elevator, police said.

According to police, after the victim pushed Kamara’s hand off his chest, Kamara shoved him before another suspect, identified as Lammons, punched Greene and knocked him back against a wall.

“Immediately after the vicious beating, Kamara bragged about it with a member of his group, stating, “I connected with the [expletive]’s jaw so hard,” the lawsuit filed Friday claims.

Videos and an audio recording taken in an SUV after the reported assault have not been released. The lawsuit includes still images from surveillance video and transcription of the recording.

“[Kamara] chased Greene down the hall and proceeded to strike him multiple times until he was knocked to the ground,” the lawsuit claimed. “At no point during the attack did Greene hit, punch, or push Kamara or any of his associates.”

Police reviewed video of the incident, writing in a report, “the story is exactly like how [the victim] describes the attack.” The video shows Kamara pushing the victim and punching him in the face, the report said.

Greene retained Buzbee this summer. After the attack, Greene continues to seek medical treatment for his injuries, as described in the lawsuit.

Buzbee also noted the NFL has not suspended Kamara nor taken any “corrective action.” The NFL has not commented on the incident. WGNO’s sister station in Las Vegas, 8 News Now, has asked Kamara’s attorney for comment on the lawsuit.

FULL DOCUMENT: Victim files $10M lawsuit for Alvin Kamara’s suspected Las Vegas nightclub beating