According to the docs, the alleged victim saw the now ex-Browns defender in a hotel lobby and called out his name, but he didn't respond. The accuser told cops she yelled out, calling him a "p***y," angering Winfrey, who started walking in her direction.

The woman told police she quickly exited the lobby with a friend and began recording on her phone, as she was concerned over what Perrion may do.

The woman told cops Winfrey attempted to grab her phone, and said "I'll smack the s**t outta you," and "you know I got it on me," before allegedly lunging and striking her in the neck. The woman also claimed Winfrey lifted his shirt, revealing a dark gray handgun.

Winfrey ultimately left the scene. Police then responded, and took statements from the alleged victim and her friend, who also told cops she saw Winfrey flash a pistol.

While law enforcement was on the scene, Winfrey called the alleged victim, who put him on the line with police. According to the cops, PW said the women were "harassing him" and admitted to taking their phones. The cop asked Winfrey to return to the hotel. but he refused, saying he was a Browns player and was concerned about security.

Winfrey ended up returning the phones, dropping them off near the hotel, where cops retrieved them. Police were then able to watch video taken by the woman before/during the attack, where Perrion is allegedly heard threatening to "smack" her.

Cops say they observed a "red abrasion" on the victim's left side of her neck.

Perrion Winfrey has not been arrested, but has been listed as a suspect in an aggravated robbery, a first-degree felony.