Justin Tucker on Raven denies the report on sexually inappropriate behavior

Baltimore Ravens kick Justin Tuckerwho was accused of inappropriate sexual behavior by multiple massage therapists in Baltimore Banner InvestigationHe denied these allegations in a statement on Thursday, calling the allegations “unequivocally false.”

According to the story, six massage therapists who worked with Tucker between 2012 and 2016 accused him of bad behavior. Two Spasa forbade him to return, according to the report.

Nfl Spokesman Brian McCarthy said the League is considering the issue and that she is aware of the reporter’s allegations by investigating the story, “since they have not been shared with NFL before.” Tucker was not charged with a crime and at that time there was no civil claim against him.

The banner reported that most of the six women who have shared first -hand stories about Tucker’s alleged actions are not known before. His alleged misconduct involves exposure to his genitals, wiping them with his penis, and leaving body fluid to tables that workers said seemed to be ejaculate.

A therapist told the newspaper that he had informed Tucker before a massage that his wife was her client. However, Tucker has repeatedly exposed herself, she claims in history.

“Our clients have been comfortable in their experience, which is being investigated and heard by the public and validation, knowing that they are not alone,” said Michael Belles and Catherine Dickinson, lawyers representing the massage therapists, said Michael Belski and Catherine Dickinson, representing the massage therapists Athletic In an email. “Although it is just one step forward in the recovery process, it is important and empowers everyone who survives sexual disorders to tell their story and make people listen.”

Tucker’s lawyers told Banner that it was “unnoticed” and “not news” that it could be exposed during a massage. Tucker’s attorneys argued to the document that athletes are often shifted due to discomfort, and the massage therapists are those who correct the coatings.

In his response, published on social media, Tucker said he had never received complaints from a massage therapist, had never been fired from a massage therapy session and had never said he was not welcome in any spa.

Tucker said the reporting distorted his interactions from proportion and called the story “desperate tabloid fodder.”

All-Pro Kicker said he hired a libel law firm after learning that the article was written. According to his statement, the flag declined to reveal the complete claims that were collected against Tucker, and later after sharing “part of this information”, he gave him almost time to provide an answer.

Tucker’s lawyers did not respond to a request for a comment from AthleticS

“After reviewing the newspaper’s claims against me, it was obvious that the newspaper was deliberately wrong events as malicious (who are not),” Tucker writes 35.

“We are aware of the story of Baltimore’s banner about Justin Tucker, as well as his answer,” Ravens spokesman told Ravens AthleticS “We take any claims of this nature and will continue to monitor the situation.”

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