unfounded, according to McMahill.

McMahill rebutted Bennett's allegation of biased policing.

"I see no evidence that race played any role in this incident," he said.

Police have at least 126 videos to review and are asking for more from the people who were in and outside the casino.

But McMahill said the officer who detained him did not activate his body camera.

Bennett said he was walking back to his hotel after watching the Mayweather-McGregor fight on his day off Aug. 26 when he and several hundred others heard what sounded like gunshots.

As he and the others ran from the sound, looking for safety, police singled him out and pointed their guns at him, Bennett said.

Police then ordered Bennett to get on the ground and not move. As he lay there, one officerplaced a gun to Bennett's head and warned him that if he moved he would blow his head off.

He was then assaulted and handcuffed so tightly that his fingers went numb. As he lay there, Bennett said he was afraid for his life and wondered if he would ever play with his kids again or be able to kiss his wife and to tell her how much he loves her.

"The whole time all I could think about was my wife and my kids," he said at Wednesday's news conference. "I wasn't thinking about the Super Bowl - I was thinking about my wife and children and how much they mean to me."

TMZ obtained video that was shot outside Drai's Nightclub, where one officer can be seen taking position