Security Guard Wants Apology from Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott for Vegas Incident

The Las Vegas security guard allegedly knocked down by Ezekiel Elliott wants an apology from the Dallas Cowboys star. 

Speaking to KCBS-TV in Los Angeles (h/t ESPN.com) on Tuesday, Kyle Johnson explained the incident in which he was knocked down by Elliott at a music festival. 

"I wasn't hurt or anything, but just to have someone that you looked up to shove you on the ground over a metal fence?" Johnson said. "It's not the biggest thing in the world, but really, (to say) nothing happened? I mean, come on."

Johnson added he didn't view Elliott's initial apology as sincere: "I did get an apology from him. It wasn't a sincere apology. He didn't maintain eye contact. It didn't seem sincere at all."

TMZ released video footage from the Electric Daisy Carnival on May 19 showing Elliott in handcuffs after he shoved Johnson down after backing him up into a metal gate. 

Frank Salzano, Elliott's attorney, told TMZ Sports his client was handcuffed as a precautionary measure and police released him with no charges. 

Johnson told KCBS he reconsidered his original decision to not press charges against Elliott. 

Per Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports, the NFL will "likely" review the incident involving Elliott under the personal conduct policy. 

Elliott was previously suspended by the NFL for six games in 2017 following multiple accusations of domestic violence by his ex-girlfriend, Tiffany Thompson. 

The Cowboys open the 2019 season Sept. 8 at home against the New York Giants.