Video shows Terrell Davis getting taken off United Airlines flight by FBI agent

Video shows NFL legend Terrell Davis getting taken off a United Airlines flight by the FBI. (Credit: Stinar Gould Grieco & Hensley Law)

NFL legend Terrell Davis was taken off a United Airlines flight by the FBI on July 13.

The Denver Broncos Hall of Famer was handcuffed after he said he tried to get a flight attendant's attention when his son was not heard asking for a cup of ice.

"I calmly reached behind me and lightly tapped his arm to get his attention to again ask for a cup of ice for my son," Davis said.

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Denver running back Terrell Davis carries the ball during the Broncos' 23-20 win over the Buffalo Bills at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, New York.  (Rick Stewart/Allsport)

Davis said the flight attendant shouted, "Don’t hit me!" and he was later taken away in handcuffs when the flight landed. 

The video does not show the initial interaction, but rather, an FBI agent speaking with Davis, who eventually gets up out of his seat. The same agent places his right hand on Davis' right shoulder-blade, after giving a tablet to a woman, while they walk off the plane together. 

It's unclear whether Davis is handcuffed in the video.

Davis described the flight as "ordinary," until beverage service began. The former NFL player said he was reading a magazine and his two sons seated in the row with him were preoccupied with their tablets.

Terrell Davis acknowledges the crowd's cheers during a pre-game ceremony to honor his introduction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame before the Broncos played the Cincinnati Bengals at Sports Authority Field at Mile High in Denver, Nov. 19, 2017. (Marc Piscotty/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

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