Calvin Ridley Describes Nashville Valet Clash as Valet Seeks Charges Over Injured Finger at 11 p.m.
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 12
Calvin Ridley Describes Nashville Valet Clash as Valet Seeks Charges Over Injured Finger at 11 p.m.
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 12
Summary
Calvin Ridley said he grabbed his truck keys from a Nashville airport valet’s hand after arriving around 11 p.m. without the claim ticket, calling it a back-and-forth argument over proving the vehicle was his.
Ridley said he showed ID, a photo and other documents, then handed over the registration after getting the keys; he said his wife and children were waiting upstairs and they drove away.
The 31-year-old receiver said the valet yelled that his finger was broken, but Ridley said he did not know how the injury happened and had not heard from law enforcement.
A to Z Sports reported earlier that the valet wanted to press charges and may have been cut by a key or keychain during the struggle, while Titans coach Robert Saleh called it a very minor miscommunication.