16 women currently accuse Justin Tucker of sexually harassing them at the beginning of his NFL career. The kicker of the Baltimore Ravens rejected these allegations again on Wednesday.
The reports of the “Baltimore Banner” show that Tucker In the meantime, sexual misconduct is accused of 16 massage therapists. The Ravens-Profi had bothered the women between 2012 and 2016 during their treatments.
While the NFL finally initiated investigations because of these charges, Tucker now spent his say and denied the allegations. “I say that at no time I had inappropriately, during or after professional body treatment, I was ever told that I was undesirable in a massage therapist,” said the accused in a statement.
“These claims are simply not true,” Tucker continued. “In the past four weeks, I have spent countless hours to go through any interaction that I have had with therapists in the past 13 years. I can assure anyone who reads this that I have never intended to insult someone, to cross a border or to prepare someone in any way.”
NFL: Wife complains “false accusations”
According to a plaintiff, the native Texan is likely to be sure that he has exceeded numerous limits. She claimed to the “Baltimore Banner” that Tucker had repeatedly “exposed” during the treatments and left something after the second massage that looked like ejaculate. “It was not a sweat. You could see what it was,” said the therapist.
Despite this description and the fact that 16 different employees made of eight different spas in Baltimore have filed a lawsuit, his wife continues to be the NFL kicker, who already rejected all allegations in the previous month.
“The false accusations against Justin did so much suffering from our family,” said Amanda Tucker in the statement. “I think my husband and I love and support him fully.”