Justin Baltimore Tucker Ravens denies allegations of misconduct by massage therapists

On Thursday, the Baltimore Ravens, Justin Tucker’s Ravens, denied the allegations of six women according to which he had adopted inappropriate behavior during massage therapy sessions.

Six women identified only by the initials spoke to the Baltimore banner of their allegations, which extend over the recruits season of Tucker in 2016 to 2016. Five of them allege that Tucker asked a massage from his pelvic region or his thighs when he had erections before intentionally exposed his penis intentionally.

Two women allege that Tucker brushed them with His exposed penis and three of them said that he had left what they believed to be ejaculated on the table, the banner reported.

According to reports, “several therapists said that Tucker’s behavior was so blatant that they ended his sessions early or refused to work on him”.

Tucker, in a statement published on social networks, described the allegations “unequivocal”. He said he had always tried to behave with “greatest professionalism”.

“I have never been accused previously of misconduct of any kind, and I have never been accused of having acted inappropriately in front of a massage therapist or during a massage therapy session or during other bodywork” , wrote Tucker.

He denied having been sent back from a session or told him that he was welcome in any business location. Tucker said that the banner article had biased “harmless” or “ambitious” interactions.

Two SPA companies in Baltimore told the banner that Tucker was prohibited immediately after the complaints had been filed against him.

Some women said they had taken additional measures to keep Tucker covered. A woman identified only as “J” said to the banner that she slipped it “as a baby” but that he repositioned herself several times so that she was brushing against her genitals.

“I made hundreds of massages and I never did that someone else does that,” she said.

Michael Belsky, a lawyer representing four of the women, told the banner that the allegations of his customers were “bulky, very similar and very disturbing”.

“Each of my clients has expressed a deep and lasting impact following these allegations,” he said.

Belsky did not immediately respond to a request for comments Thursday evening.

Tucker could face a discipline under the NFL personal conduct policy. The spokesman for the League, Brian McCarthy, said that the NFL took the “allegation seriously and will examine the question”.

The Ravens of Baltimore said in a press release: “We take all allegation of this nature seriously and will continue to monitor the situation.”

Tucker, 35, is considered one of the biggest field boots in NFL history. His conversion rate of 89.1% is the best of all time, and he ranks 12th with 417 goals in the career in career. Its goal in the field of 66 yards in 2021 is the longest kick in the history of the League.

Written by Baltimore in 2012, Tucker did the Pro Bowl seven times, and he helped the Ravens win the Super Bowl after the 2012 season.