After CBS Sports announcing star Gus Johnson had finished calling Purdue’s demolition of Penn State Friday night at the Big 10 tournament in Indianapolis, he hopped on a plane to Memphis, Tennessee. In about 13 hours, he’d be calling the Conference USA championship game between Memphis and Tulsa.

Johnson’s plane touched down after 11 p.m. and he headed for some late-night food at Blues City Cafe on popular Beale Street in downtown Memphis. There’s some debate over what happened next, but according to a police report, Johnson ended up handcuffed and in the backseat of a police car after 1 a.m. early Saturday morning.

Senior vice president of communications for CBS Sports Leslie Anne Wade told The Big Lead, “It was a misunderstanding, and no charges were filed.” Johnson declined to comment.

According to a police report obtained through the Memphis police public information officer, an employee of the restaurant flagged down cops who were nearby and told them a customer was being belligerent and had refused to leave. Sources say Johnson had become increasingly surly during his dining experience, and complained vociferously about the service and his food.

When cops arrived, officers questioned Daniel Reed of Memphis - a manager at the restaurant, according to a source - while Johnson was detained. The police report states that Augustus (Gus) Johnson and Reed got into a verbal altercation, and police determined neither party had suffered any injuries. Reed declined to prosecute or press charges, and Johnson was released. He was not taken to the police station. The case remains open.

Johnson, best-known for his now-legendary calls of NCAA tournament games like UCLA-Gonzaga and Xavier-Ohio State, will team with Len Elmore to announce Kansas-North Dakota State on Friday, followed by West Virgina-Dayton.