Ex-NFL star says police aimed gun at him in front of his daughters amid incident with alleged reckless drivers

Former Dallas Cowboys player Dez Bryant said police pointed a gun at him during a Southlake, Texas, confrontation after a dispute with two motorists. Police said officers responded to a reported fight and possible weapon; Bryant received an assault-by-contact citation.

• Bryant said the dispute began after he confronted two drivers over their driving; he acknowledged knocking a phone from one man’s hand.· 2 sources
• Southlake police said officers responded on October 25 to a reported fight in a retail parking lot, drew firearms as a precaution and found no firearms at the scene.· 1 source
• Bryant was issued a citation for assault by contact, a Class C misdemeanor, and released; the citation directed him to appear in Southlake Municipal Court by November 20 at 5 p.m.· 1 source