Calvin Ridley Addresses Unexplained Nashville Airport Incident
WHO:
Daily Mail NFL - Calvin Ridley is a Tennessee Titans wide receiver.
NBC Sports - Titans coach Robert Saleh described the incident as a “very minor miscommunication.”
NBC Sports - AtoZSports.com reported that Ridley was allegedly involved in a verbal and physical altercation with an airport valet driver.
NY Post - The valet apparently claimed Ridley broke his finger.
WHAT:
Fox News - Ridley said the dispute involved a missing ticket.
NBC Sports - The valet could pursue criminal charges, file a lawsuit, or both.
Daily Mail NFL - Ridley explained his version of events after a heated altercation with a Nashville International Airport valet.
NBC Sports - The Titans acknowledged they were aware of an airport incident involving Ridley but provided no details.
NBC Sports - AtoZSports.com reported that the alleged altercation resulted in an injury and that the valet sought to press assault charges with local law enforcement.
NBC Sports - Ridley told reporters he took his keys from the valet; he said the valet claims Ridley “broke his finger.”
NBC Sports - Asked whether he faced criminal charges, Ridley said, “I don’t know.”
NY Post - Ridley spoke with reporters and gave his account of the incident involving a valet.
WHERE:
Daily Mail NFL - The incident took place at Nashville International Airport.
NBC Sports - The incident occurred at Nashville International Airport; the alleged request to press assault charges involved local law enforcement.
WHEN:
NBC Sports - The incident was described as occurring “over the weekend,” and Ridley spoke to reporters on Wednesday.
HOW:
Fox News - Ridley said he took the keys from the valet’s hand.
NBC Sports - Paul Kuharsky posted video of Ridley’s remarks about taking his keys and the valet’s finger-injury claim.
Titans receiver Calvin Ridley says a missing ticket sparked a dispute with an airport valet. The valet alleges Ridley broke his finger and may pursue assault charges or a lawsuit. Ridley says he took his keys from the valet; coach Robert Saleh called it a minor miscommunication.