Crow kicker Justin Tucker has seven more massage therapists, accusing him of sexual misconduct
Seven more women accuse Baltimore flags, Baltimore Ravens veteran Justin Tucker of sexual misconduct.
Last month, the high-end spa had six massage therapists who said Tucker repeatedly exposed himself over four years, including his rookie season, the Ravens won the Super Bowl.
The allegations left Tucker at four different spas and health centers where the victims allegedly said he would brush them with his genitals and commit other sexual misconduct.
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Justin Tucker of the Baltimore Ravens arrived before the M&T Bank Stadium game against the Cleveland Browns. (Tommy Gilligan-Imagn image)
Now, the number of alleged victims has more than doubled, bringing 16 women from eight Baltimore-based spas and health centers to 16 women, two of whom said the behavior was so bad that they banned Tucker, according to the Baltimore flag.
The new plaintiff claims Tucker’s “misconduct” in some of Baltimore’s best luxury spas, including four seasons of spa and the city’s Ritz-Carlton residence.
Those inappropriate behaviors were similar to the first accusers because Tucker allegedly “standed an erection in most massages, intentionally and repeatedly exposed his genitals, and brushed some of therapists’ thighs with his fingers.”
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One of the seven women also claimed to see something ejaculated at the massage table after the meeting.
Fox News Digital approaches lawyers from Clark Locke and Ravens. No requests for comment were returned.
Tucker released a statement through his attorney last month saying the allegations were “clearly wrong”.
“I have been trying to act with the greatest professionalism throughout my career as a professional athlete. I have never been accused of any kind of misconduct and I have never been accused of inappropriateness in front of or during a massage therapist. Performance Tucker's statement said: “Massage therapy sessions or other physical work periods. ”
Ravens kicker Justin Tucker scored his second shot against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, December 1, 2024 in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Nick Voss)
“I have never received any complaints from massage therapists, have never been fired from massage therapy or body classes, nor have I been told that I am not welcomed by any spa or other locations of business.”
Tucker is considered one of the best snacks of all time, with seven Pro Bowls and five All-Pro nods all over the NFL during his 13-year career.
Tucker accused the Baltimore flag of “deliberately misunderstanding of evil events” and relying on “third-party speculation.”
“The newspaper has written this fake, mean profile before trying to speak to me or any body professional I have worked with for most of the past decade. My slander lawyers prompt to do so because they Don't want to hear what they say about me.”
Baltimore Flag told Fox News figures last month in response to Tucker's speech: “We stick to our story.”
The NFL said in a statement to Fox News Digital last month that it learned that journalists investigated the allegations for the story and had not previously reported the charges to the league.
Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker (Denny Medley-Imagn image)
“We take any allegations seriously and will investigate the matter,” the statement continued.
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The Ravens also told Fox News Digital last month that they were aware of the story about Tucker and that they “take any allegations of this nature seriously and will continue to monitor the situation.”
Paulina Dedaj of Fox News contributed to the report.
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