Larry Johnson To Female Victim: 'I'm Going to Kill Your Boyfriend'

New reports are surfacing about the Larry Johnson incident with a woman during the Chiefs' bye week and they aren't looking good.

According to the Kansas City Police Department Incident report, obtained by KMBC, Johnson was belligerent towards the female victim, calling her back inside Club Blonde in Kansas City and telling her, "All I wanted tell you is I'm going to kill your boyfriend."

If you can believe it, the story gets even worse.

"The listed Victim stated that the Suspect (presumably Johnson) then laughed and stated "All I wanted tell you is I'm going to kill your boyfriend." The Victim replied by saying "Ok." The Suspect then stated "I'm going to (censored) his world up because I can't (censored) yours up." The Victim replied by saying "Ok...why?" and the Suspect stated "Because you've been talking (censored)."

Now here is where the class really spills out of Johnson. According to the report, Johnson then spit his drink in the lady's face before his bodyguards tackled her.

"The Suspects two bodyguards then tackled her and then the Club Blonde bouncers escorted her outside. The Victim stated she talked to the club manager, who stated he would go get the Suspect out of the club...While the Suspect was walking to his vehicle with his two bodyguards he attempted to spit on the Victim three more times."

If we were allowed to cuss, this is where I'd let out a, "Are you (censored) kidding me?" If this report is true, Johnson should be history. Not only is he (allegedly) saying he's going to kill someone, but for the fourth time in his short career he assaulted a female for what can only be assumed was a petty reason.

Athletes get breaks on everything. They get to the front of the line in life, and have since the day they stepped foot on campus at that top-tier university. They are made to believe that the things they do are acceptable and that the real world rules don't apply to them. Well, this is one situation where such standards need to be broken.

Roger Goodell, I know you'll put your foot down if this is true, and I sure hope you aren't the only one to do so. Despicable is too soft of a word to use in this instance, if the reports are true.

[Huge h/t to Arrowhead Pride]

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