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TAMPA, Fla. -- The attorney for Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive lineman Dominique Robertson filed a formal complaint Thursday against the Riverside County Sheriffs Department in Riverside, California, claiming that his client was denied access to water, his attorney and medication when detained for questioning last week following a shooting incident.Zulu Ali, the attorney, called it a violation of the most basic rights.We were terribly concerned about Mr. Robertsons welfare and the blatant disregard for his rights, health, and safety, Ali said in a statement provided to ESPN. Not allowing his attorney access to check on his welfare, and denying him water, medication, and access to medical attention was abuse on the part of the Sheriffs department.Robertson suffered gunshot wounds to his back, buttocks and leg in the early-morning hours of June 30. After being hospitalized and treated for injuries, he was released at 6 p.m. Friday and taken to Jurupa Valley Sheriffs station, where he was questioned for 5? to 6 hours.Ali maintains that there was no known motive for the shooting. He said he doesnt believe Robertson was the intended target and was merely an innocent bystander.Despite that, he said, Robertson thinks he was treated as the suspect of a crime, and that when he invoked his rights, those requests were ignored.His family was not allowed to speak to him and were threatened with arrest when they sought to get information from the detaining deputies, Ali said. Mr. Robertson was willing to cooperate with any investigation but was concerned with the detention and treatment of his family and requested an attorney before leaving the hospital and was promised that he would have access to counsel once they arrived at the Sheriffs station.Ali said police confiscated Robertsons water and his inhaler, which he uses for his asthma, and still havent returned the inhaler.When asked last week about the agencys policy on denying medications and water to those being questioned, Riverside County Sheriffs spokesman Deputy Armando Munoz said, Every situation is different. ... We cant get into hypotheticals because were not even confirming that we spoke to Mr. Robertson.It was not Robertsons first run-in with law enforcement. He is currently serving a 24-month probation after pleading guilty to misdemeanor obstruction of a law enforcement officer and misdemeanor simple assault stemming from an incident in Carrollton, Georgia, last year, according to the Carroll County Clerks Office. Robertson had originally been facing a felony count of obstruction and misdemeanor accounts of assault and battery stemming from a January 2015 incident.Ali said he believes Robertson will make a full recovery from the gunshot wounds. He is currently resting and trying his best to move forward from the incident, Ali said.Robertson is expected to be in Tampa along with the other Bucs rookies for the start of training camp July 25. Ryan Suter Jersey .com) - Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray and Roger Federer were easy first-round winners Tuesday at the Australian Open. 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A late fightback from Northampton could not deny Bath a deserved opening day victory at a drenched Franklins Gardens.George Ford kicked all Baths points as the visitors controlled a dreary game with no try-scoring chances until, with six minutes to go, replacement scrum-half Nic Groom scored two tries in four minutes.Bath held on for the final two minutes to record a victory that will put last seasons woes behind them and give new director of rugby Todd Blackadder a winning start.Northampton gave a first start to big-money signing Louis Picamoles, the French international joining from Toulouse in the summer, while director of rugby Jim Mallinder decided to put son Harry at fly-half, leaving regular number 10 Stephen Myler on the bench.Bath had a new number eight of their own in British Lion Taulupe Faletau, but the Welsh international lasted just 12 minutes, limping off on the same leg that had a thigh already heavily strapped.After missing out on the play-offs last season Saints were hoping Mallinder would ignite a backline that failed to fire last term, but in the rain it did not materialise. And the one constant that has been Northamptons lineout was badly disrupted by Bath, who also took the honours in the scrum.The early pressure from the home side brought two penalties, with both kicked to the corner, but both times England captain Dylan Hartley failed to find his jumper, with David Denton proving a nuisance.Mallinder missed the first shot at the posts on 23 minutes and instead Ford put the visitors 3--0 in front seven minutes before half-time and five minutes later he added to it with a drop-goal right in front after Saints lost another lineout on their 22.ddddddddddddMallinder sliced a penalty right in front of the posts wide leaving the home side scoreless and 6-0 down at the break.And he started the second half with a bad pass that saw Ahsee Tuala knock-on. Bath won a penalty at the scrum just outside the 22 and Ford made it 9-0.Suddenly Bath were playing full of confidence, Saints were missing tackles and Semesa Rokoduguni was about to touch down after totally flummoxing Tuala with a sidestep, but he was brought back for a forward pass.As the game entered the last quarter Myler came on at fly-half with Mallinder moving to inside centre position, but the errors were still giving Bath chances and another Ford drop-goal made it 12-0.The Saints scrum was also in trouble, shoved off their own ball to give Ford an easy three points from 20 metres out.The TMO decided on another penalty, as Courtney Lawes was judged to have not used his arms in a tackle and from just outside the Saints 22 Ford made it 18-0.After Chris Cook was sin-binned with six minutes to go Groom scurried over for a try and four minutes later the home crowd suddenly came alive as he juggled the ball to touch down from close range again.But it was all too late and Bath ended their 16-year hoodoo at Northampton. 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