More details have emerged about the incident involving Auston Matthews and the security guard who he allegedly harassed.
Channel 12 News in Arizona, an NBC affiliate, has obtained footage of the body cam of the Scottsdale police officer who interviewed the complainant. Sensitive details, such as the woman's name and contact information are silenced on the video and the woman's face is blurred out as well.
According to the complainant, who says that she is a military veteran with PTSD, Matthews and two friends approached her car and jiggled the door handle, attempting to get in. She said she felt very scared as there were three of them and she was not armed. After conversing with them through the window, she realized that they were in an inebriated state and claimed they just wanted to prank her and meant her no harm. Shortly afterwards, as Matthews walked back toward his building, she saw him pull down his pants, and, while keeping his underwear on, grabbed his own buttocks. A security camera at the scene allegedly had footage of a man walking into the building with his pants down around his ankles.
The interviewing officer assured her that the complaint would be followed up on, and advised the woman to call them if Matthews or any of his friends comes near her again, as she intends to go back to her job. She also said that she wanted to file charges after she spoke to the building manager, who was not surprised by Matthews behavior (implying that other incidents have occurred in the past) and advised her to pursue this course of action through the police department.
You can watch the full video below.
