Calais Campbell Handcuffed During Tyreek Hill Detainment By Police

Baltimore, MD – Baltimore Ravens defensive end Calais Campbell was briefly handcuffed by police during the detainment of Tyreek Hill, police said Tuesday. Campbell was not arrested or charged with any crime.

Campbell was with Hill at the time of the incident

According to police, Campbell was with Hill at a gas station when Hill was pulled over for a traffic violation. Police said that Campbell was asked to step out of the vehicle and was briefly handcuffed while Hill was being detained.

Campbell’s agent says he was released without incident

Campbell’s agent, David Canter, said that Campbell was released without incident after police determined that he was not involved in the traffic violation.

Hill was arrested and charged with domestic battery

Hill was arrested and charged with domestic battery after police said he assaulted his girlfriend at a residence in Overland Park, Kansas. Hill was released on bond and is scheduled to appear in court on August 6.

The incident raises questions about police interaction with black athletes

The incident has raised questions about police interaction with black athletes. Some have argued that Campbell was unfairly targeted by police because he is a black man. Others have argued that the police were simply doing their job and that Campbell was not singled out because of his race.

The Ravens are aware of the incident

The Ravens are aware of the incident and are gathering more information, a team spokesman said. Campbell is expected to participate in the team’s minicamp this week.

Campbell is a respected veteran in the NFL

Campbell is a respected veteran in the NFL. He has been selected to five Pro Bowls and has been named an All-Pro three times. He is known for his strong work ethic and his commitment to community service.

The incident is still under investigation

The incident is still under investigation by the Overland Park Police Department. No further details have been released.