Seven more women have accused the kicker of the veteran of the Baltimore Ravens, Justin Tucker of inappropriate sexual behavior, according to Baltimore’s banner.
Last month, there were six massage therapists used in high -end spas that said Tucker was repeatedly exposed for a period of four years, including their rookie season when the Ravens won the Super Bowl.
The accusations placed Tucker in four different spas and well -being centers, where the alleged victims say they would brush them with their genitals and commit other acts of inappropriate sexual behavior.
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Baltimore Ravens Place’s kicker, Justin Tucker, arrives before the match against the Cleveland Browns at the M&T Bank stadium. (Tommy Gilligan-Imagn images)
Now, the number of alleged victims has more than duplicated, which takes the total of 16 women in eight spas and welfare centers based in Baltimore, two of whom said the behavior was so bad that they prohibited Tucker, according to The Baltimore banner.
The new accusers said that Tucker “acted in an inappropriate way” in some of the best luxury spas in Baltimore, including the spas in the residences of Four Seasons and Ritz-Carlton in the city.
These inappropriate acts are similar to the first accusers, since Tucker supposedly “had an erection for most of the massage, he intentionally and repeatedly exposed his genitals and brushed some of the thighs of fingers with the fingers.”
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One of the seven women also claimed to see what seemed to be ejaculated at the massage table after the session.
Pak Gazette Digital communicated with Tucker’s lawyers in Clark Locke and the Ravens. Neither of them has returned a request for comments.
Tucker issued a statement through his lawyers last month, qualifying the accusations as “unequivocally false.”
“Throughout my career as a professional athlete, I have always tried to drive with maximum professionalism. I had never been accused of misconduct of any kind, and I have never been accused of acting inappropriately in front of a massage therapist or During a massage therapy or for another body session, “said Tucker’s statement.
The Ravens kicker, Justin Tucker, observes his kick while losing a second field goal attempt during the second half of a NFL football match against the Philadelphia Eagles, on Sunday, December 1, 2024, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Nick Wass)
“I have never received any complaint from a massage therapist, I have never been fired from a massage therapy or body session and they have never told me that I was not welcome in any spa or other business place.”
Tucker is considered one of the best plates of all time, with seven Pro Bowls and five all-priests during his 13 years of career in the NFL, all with the Ravens.
Tucker accused Baltimore’s banner of “deliberately misunderstood events as nefarious” and trusting “third party speculation.”
“The newspaper had already written this false profile and Salaz long before trying Key witnesses even asked him to do it for my defamation lawyer because they did not want to hear what they had to say about me. “
Baltimore’s banner told Pak Gazette Digital last month in response to Tucker’s comments: “We are in our history as published.”
In a statement to Pak Gazette Digital last month, the NFL said it learned about the journalist’s accusations that investigated the story and that the accusations were not previously informed to the League.
Baltimore Ravens Justin Tucker’s kicker (Denny Medley-Imagn images)
“We took any accusation seriously and we will analyze the matter,” the statement continued.
The Ravens also told Pak Gazette Digital last month that they were aware of history regarding Tucker and that “the accusations of this nature are taken seriously and will continue to monitor the situation.”
