Ravens GM calls accusations of sexual assault against Justin Tucker “on”

Indianapolis – the general manager of Baltimore Ravens, Eric decides, called the increasing accusations of improper sexual behavior against the hitter Justin Tucker “serious” and “in connection with”, but says that the team will let the NFL investigation play before establishing how to deal with the situation.

He decorated and made the first public comments in this regard on Tuesday at the annual NFL research combination of Indianapolis.

Baltimore Banner reported that 16 massage therapists from eight spas and wellness centers in the Baltimore area accused Tucker of improper behavior.

League officials have spoken so far with at least three of the women.

Tucker posted a statement on social networks calling the “unquestionally false” accusations.

Decosta said he was aware for the first time of accusations when a Baltimore Media store was about to publish the allegations and that he had met Tucker. But he refused to provide details on Tuesday about that conversation.

While Ravens has a zero tolerance policy, he decreases said the team will first wait for the NFL results and consider the charges against Tucker on a case -by -case basis.

Tucker was one of the most reliable hit of the league throughout his 13-year-old career, all with Baltimore.