🚨 "Do not move unless I tell you to move." Police stood over ex-Cowboys star Dez Bryant with a rifle as he lay cuffed face-down in a Texas parking lot. Bryant says a driver threatened to shoot him. Police found no gun, then cited Bryant for assault. It happened Sunday around 1 PM outside Chiloso Mexican Bistro in Southlake. Bryant says two drivers cut him off, and one hinted he'd shoot him. Bryant admits warning, "You pull that gun… you better use it because if you don't I'm going to do something to you," and knocking the man's phone from his hand. Police say callers reported a fight and a possible weapon, so officers drew guns as a precaution. Bryant, 37, got a Class C citation. He says his daughters watched, an officer told him to "be the bigger person," and the probe was "very one-sided." Should the driver Bryant says threatened to shoot him have been cited too?

🚨NO ARREST: A Black FedEx driver says this white business owner assaulted him and threatened to shoot him in the FACE. On camera, the driver says: "That's why you had to threaten with a gun." His answer: "Yup." LeRoy Vann says he was doing a routine pickup on Orange Avenue in Tallahassee during FAMU's homecoming. As he walked out with a case already scanned into FedEx's system, he says the owner chased him down, grabbed it, headbutted him, and said he'd get his "pistol." Police showed up, K-9 unit and all. A witness told them she saw everything. Vann asked to press charges. Police said they had to "do an investigation." Then, Vann says, an officer told him the owner "just didn't like the way you picked up the case." "If that was me doing that to him, I would have been in handcuffs." Is he right?