Dearborn, Michigan police confirmed Thursday to NFL.com and NFL Network that Suh "was involved in a minor fender-bender: but they are not investigating the incident. There were no injuries, no alcohol, and no drugs involved.

Stephen Vines accuses Suh of sideswiping him and leaving the scene. He spoke with a few Detroit media outlets.

"What it comes down to is it was an arrogance thing in my eyes," Vines said, according to Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press. "It was just pure arrogance. 'Get out of my way or I'm going to make you move,' and then, 'I'm too good to sit here and wait.'"

The Lions released a statement Thursday night regarding the incident:

“We are aware of the reports involving Ndamukong Suh.

“Since this is a traffic incident, we will defer any comments to the local law enforcement agency that filed a report on the incident this morning.”

Suh is also facing a lawsuit for injuries suffered during a wreck in his hometown of Portland, Oregon.

Vines told the Detroit Free Press he just wants his car fixed and an apology.