Alvin Kamara, Pro Bowl running back, arrested on battery charge in Las Vegas
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Alvin Kamara, the star NFL running back, was arrested Sunday-- shortly after playing in the Pro Bowl-- for his alleged involvement in a brutal beating the previous night that took place inside a Las Vegas club.
Few details were released about the alleged incident. City police said they were dispatched to a hospital on Saturday night and received a report about a battery inside a nightclub.
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