Baltimore Ravens General Director Eric Decosta spoke about charges of sexual abuse against Justin Tucker’s blows during a press conference on NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday.
Baltimore banner reported that 16 mass therapists in eight spas claimed that Tucker was involved in inappropriate sexual behavior during the spa session from 2012-16.
Tucker denied all the allegations, but Decosta called the charges “serious and worrying.”
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Baltimore Ravens Kicker Justin Tucker warms up against the Kansas city bosses before the game at Geh Field at the Arrowhead Stadium. (Denny Medley/Imagins Images)
“The amount of accusations is serious and worrying,” he told Indianapolis reporters.
“I think we are fortunate that the league is an investigation. We will wait as patient as possible for as much information as possible. On that basis we will make our decisions.”
Decosta added that he had met Tucker and the league since the allegations appeared, although he did not reveal the specifics of talking to his shot.
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“I think in this case we are waiting for as much information as possible. I have met with the league. I believe the league meets to other people in Baltimore. We will wait for the details of that investigation and make our decision based on that.”
Decosta said that the team was aware of the accusations published by Baltimore Banner, and that was the first time the team had become aware of the accusation.
Nfl He allegedly began to interview massage therapists who accused Tucker of inappropriate sexual behavior.
Baltimore Ravens Placekicker Justin Tucker arrives before the game against the Cleveland Browns at the M&T Bank Stadium. (Tommy Gilligan-Hagn Pictures)
Last month, the first six alleged casualties claimed that Tucker repeatedly exposed himself during sessions that lasted four years, including his rookie campaign, when Ravens won the Super Bowl.
The charges were appointed in four different spas and wellness centers, claiming that the therapists would brush with their genitals and commit other acts of sexual violation of the law.
More massage therapists have emerged from the original Baltimore Banner report with similar allegations.
Tucker posted a statement last month through his lawyers, calling the allegations “unequivocally false.”
“Through mine a professional athlete careerI have always tried to act with the greatest professionalism. I have never been accused of misconduct of any kind before, and I have never been accused of behaving inappropriately before a massage therapist or during a session of massage therapy or during other bodywork, “the Tucker statement said.
Baltimore Ravens Kicker Justin Tucker watches his shot as he misses his second goal attempt during the second half of the game against Philadelphia Eagles 1. December 2024 in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
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“I have never received any complaints from a massage therapist, I have never been rejected from a massage therapy or a body of a session and I have never been told that I am not welcomed by any spa or other place of business.”
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