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Released on November 8, 2021, 4:14 PM EST

After another blow to their team roster, the Las Vegas Raiders have released Damon Arnett after a previous paragraph about him brandishing various guns in the air and threatening to kill someone. The video went viral over the weekend.

In the video, Arnett seems to show off his various guns from room to room in his home. He was also clearly heard threatening to kill someone.

"I swear to God, I will kill you. In everything I love, I will kill you. You are talking crazy," he can be heard pointing his gun at the camera in the video.

According to team general manager Mike Mayok, releasing Arnett was a difficult decision, but neither the player nor the coach can tolerate the video.

His release officially marked the end of his time playing for Las Vegas, even though he was reportedly struggling with the team and did not show much on the court due to his poor performance as a player.

This is not the first time Arnett has found himself in trouble. This year alone, the newly released NFL player has been involved in two separate lawsuits.

The first lawsuit alleges that he injured a woman in a car accident in 2020, while the second lawsuit alleges that Arnett spat at a valet at the Aria Hotel and Casino in Vegas.

Arnett was released from the Raiders just a week ago. Another player of the team, Henry Lagos, had to be released after a fatal car accident.

As previously reported by radar, Lagos drove a Chevrolet Corvette into a collision with a Toyota Rav4 earlier last Tuesday. After responders discovered that Toyota was on fire, the fire department was called in and found that a victim had died in the car.

According to reports, Ruggs remained at the scene and showed clear signs of damage to responding authorities. He was quickly sent to the UMC Hospital for treatment, and his life was not in danger.

According to reports, his bail was set at $150,000 and he was released from prison on Wednesday night.

Less than a month after the Raiders’ former head coach Jon Gruden had to resign from the team due to newly emerged misogynistic, homophobic, and racist comments, Arnett and Ruggs resigned from the team. Got out of it.

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