Ravens’ Justin Tucker
Denies Therapeutic massage Therapists’ Sexual Misconduct Claims
Revealed
NFL kicker Justin Tucker is looking BS on allegations he was sexually inappropriate with therapeutic massage therapists … insisting the claims made towards him this month should not true.
The Baltimore Banner reported Thursday that six masseuses at 4 totally different spas within the Baltimore-area have accused Tucker of misbehaving throughout therapeutic massage classes that occurred between 2012 and 2016.
Tucker’s accusers alleged the Ravens star would are available in for remedy and at factors throughout their work, he’d deliberately and repeatedly expose his genitals. Additionally they claimed the 35-year-old, whose first season with Baltimore got here in 2012, left ejaculate on their tools following some therapies.
The Banner claims two spas really banned Tucker over the alleged habits … however Tucker stated Thursday the accusations are “unequivocally false.”
“I maintain I did not act inappropriately at any point before, during, or after a professional bodywork treatment session,” he stated whereas bashing the Banner’s reporting. “I would never intend to offend or hurt anyone, ever. As a matter of principle, I respect when individuals come forward to report misconduct of any kind. I support a process that allows claims to be properly investigated.”
“But, for the sake of myself and my family, I cannot allow false claims to go unchallenged. I cannot be any clearer. These allegations are false and incredibly hurtful to both me and, more importantly, my family.”
Thomas A. Clare and Steven J. Harrison, Tucker’s attorneys, echoed the kicker’s sentiments to the Banner, saying, “Mr. Tucker has never behaved inappropriately during any massage therapy session, and certainly never in the manner described [by The Banner’s reporting].”
“Any suggestion to the contrary is a fictitious and utterly baseless claim.”
Tucker — in addition to Clare and Harrison — additionally went on to disclaim that he had ever been barred from spas.
Not one of the six accusers filed police stories or civil lawsuits, the Banner reported. The Ravens declined to touch upon the matter. The NFL — which not too long ago handled comparable allegations towards Browns star QB Deshaun Watson — stated in an announcement Thursday it’s trying into the claims.
Tucker has kicked for the Ravens for 13 seasons and has been named a Professional Bowler seven instances. His two discipline objectives in Tremendous Bowl XLVII helped raise Baltimore over the 49ers.
