on a balcony while another officer handcuffs Bennett on the street.

In the video, Bennett screams out, "I wasn't doing nothing man! I was here with my friends! They told us to get out, everybody ran!"

Eventually Bennett was put into the back of a patrol car "for what felt like an eternity" until officers finally realized he was a famous NFL player. He was then let go without any kind of explanation or apology for what he had been through, Bennett said.

Bennett's social media posting is seen here ... Warning: Contains obscenity and other graphic language ...

Bennett said he can only imagine what other black people - who are not famous - feel when confronted with deadly violence.

"The system failed me. I can only imagine what Eric Garner, Michaelfollowed through on his threat, "you guys would be wearing a patch with No. 72 on it."

Bennett also said he is glad of the support he has had from the Seahawks organization since the incident. "If I didn't have their support, I wouldn't have the strength to come up here (to the podium). ... It's bigger than me. There's a lot of things going on in this world."

A spokesperson for Burris said he has asked for Las Vegas police to release video and the the names of officers involved.

Bennett has been one of the most vocal players in the NFL about the protests started by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, which began in opposition to the unequal treatment of minorities by law enforcement.

Bennett now has a personal reason