It's been a week since Hurricane Beryl hit parts of the state.
The Broncos Hall of Famer posted on Instagram that he was handcuffed by FBI agents Saturday after a Denver flight to Orange County, California.Davis said he is demanding a thorough and proper investigation. He said the experience was"traumatizing" and that it left him"humiliated, embarrassed, powerless, and angry."The Denver Broncos Ring of Famer said he, his wife, his two sons and daughter were traveling from Denver to Orange County, California on a United Airlines flight.
Davis said he reached back and"lightly tapped" the flight attendant's arm to ask for the cup of ice. Davis said the flight attendant"shouted 'don't hit me,'" left the cart and went to the front of the aircraft. When the plane landed in California, the plane's captain got on the intercom and told all of the passengers to remain seated. Davis said six FBI and law enforcement agents then entered the plane and put him in handcuffs.After being taken off the flight, Davis said he was questioned and the agents determined that the"flight attendant was inaccurate in his accusations." He said the law enforcement agents apologized to him and offered support to Davis and his family.
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