Rolando McClain Arrest: Report Says Raiders LB Made Victim Beg for Life

Oakland Raiders linebacker Rolando McClain has been involved in two incidents involving gunshots in his hometown of Decatur, Ala. in 2011.

In the first incident back in January, McClain was the target, as somebody opened fire on his SUV. In the second incident, which occurred on Wednesday night, McClain was behind the trigger.

And the details are ugly.

According to a report from CSNBayArea.com, McClain has been arrested and charged with discharging a firearm within city limits, third degree assault, menacing and reckless endangerment. Allegedly, he held a gun to a victim's head and fired one shot next to his ear.

Vittorio Tafur of the San Francisco Chronicle spoke to Decatur police, and he says McClain and the victim had a scary exchange before the former Alabama star pulled the trigger:

If true, this is a shocking detail, not to mention a damning one.

The incident followed a fight that broke out between the victim and a man named Jerradius Willingham, who has also been arrested and charged with assault. After the fight was over, the victim crawled to his car, and that's where McClain appeared and pointed a pistol at him. 

In a statement, the Decatur Police Department said McClain was being held in the Decatur Jail until his bond of $2,000 is paid. Lt. John Crouch says the alleged assault weapon has not been recovered.

As for McClain's employers, the Raiders are staying silent for now. When reached for comment, they said, "We are aware of the incident. At this time, we have no further comment."

In an email, NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said the league "will look into it."

McClain showed up on Oakland's injury report for Wednesday as a DNP with an injured ankle. Raiders head coach Hue Jackson said on Thursday that McClain was in Alabama for his grandfather's funeral.