KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Prosecutors have dropped a misdemeanor assault cost filed final October in opposition to Las Vegas Raiders’ huge receiver Davante Adams after he shoved a photographer to the bottom as he left the sector following a loss at Kansas City.

The case filed in Kansas City municipal courtroom was dismissed June 5, the Kansas City Star reported.

Adams’ lawyer, J.R. Hobbs, declined to remark.

Police in Kansas City, Missouri, have stated Adams pushed Ryan Zebley to the bottom whereas working off the sector after the Raiders misplaced 30-29 to the Chiefs on Oct. 10. Police on the time known as it an “intentional, overt act” that prompted whiplash, a headache and a potential minor concussion.

Adams apologized in his postgame feedback to the media and afterward Twitter.

“He jumped in front of me coming off the field. I kind of pushed him. He ended up on the ground,” Adams stated after the sport. “I want to apologize to him for that. That was just frustration mixed with him really just running in front of me.”

Zebley was carrying video tools for an area manufacturing firm contracted with ESPN to cowl the sport. He sued Adams, the Raiders and the Chiefs in May, saying he was focused on-line and feared for his security within the speedy aftermath of the incident.

The lawsuit filed in Jackson County Circuit Court is ongoing, the Kansas City Star reported.

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