Patriots linebacker Elandon Roberts would like an investigation into an incident where he says he was harassed by police outside of his Texas home during a March traffic stop.
Roberts's attorney, Jennine Hovell-Cox, told USA Today Sports that she requested the Fort Bend County (Texas) District Attorney to open an investigation into the March 10 traffic stop for speeding.
USA Today obtained dash cam footage from the Fort Bend County (Texas) Sheriff's Department, who did not provide a comment on the incident when reached by the newspaper on Thursday. The footage shows Roberts getting out of his car with his hands up before Deputy Adam Watkins orders him to get back in the car.