Justin Tucker’s accusations: the president of Ravens talks about the investigation
The president of Baltimora Ravens Sashi Brown briefly spoke of the accusations against the player All-Pro Justin Tucker on Sunday while the League was preparing for his annual meeting.
Tucker had to face multiple accusations of bad sexual conduct from masseurs in late January and February. The Super Bowl champion denied the accusations in A Declaration to Outkick.
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Baltimora’s footballer Ravens Justin Tucker warmed up for the chiefs of Chiefs in Geha Field at the Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, on September 5, 2024. (Denny Medley-Imagn Images)
Brown said there was no calendar on when the investigation on the accusations would end.
“These investigations take time,” said Brown, through the Team website. “This is never satisfactory for anyone involved, probably including Justin and the people who have made the accusations. But this is a problem, generally as a company in terms of women who make statements that require a lot of courage and courage, and frankly as a company we have not obtained too long.
“From our point of view, we want to make sure we have a great understanding of the facts, listen to both parties of the situation and which we allow you to correctly conduct the investigation and make decisions based on complete information.”
Ravens’s footballer Justin Tucker is welcomed by the placeholder Jordan Stout following his Field Goal against the Denver Broncos at the M&T Bank stadium in Baltimore, on November 3, 2024. (Mitch Stringer-Imagn images)
Brown added that the team was in contact with the “periodically” League.
“For many reasons you can imagine, you would not want to have more investigations in progress. (It would not be right for anyone involved, including those who have been accusations,” he added.
Sixteen massage therapists said Tucker engaged inappropriately Behavior in more than half a dozen massage between 2012 and 2016. Baltimore’s banner brought the accusations for the first time.
Tucker said to Outkick that “he never intended to fail to respect anyone, to cross any border or to make someone feel uncomfortable in any way”.
Baltimore Ravens Justin Tucker’s footballer on the sidelines during the Bengal match at the Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati on 6 October 2024. (Katie Stratman-Mimagn images)
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“I devote myself to know that anyone who worked would not have felt respected and appreciated as a professional, but above all as a person, and for anyone who heard differently, I’m sorry,” he added. “I want you to know that I am committed to ensuring that everyone with whom we interact continues to hear that respects them and I take care of them as a human being.”
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