Baltimore Ravens Kicker Justin Tucker has been hit by new accusations of inappropriate behavior by three more massage therapists.
It means that nine employees from five spas and wellness centers have now emerged with claims against the married 35-year-old.
The Baltimore Banner reports that one of the three new massage therapists claims that Tucker has held her inner thigh and left what she claims, ejaculate on her table.
The woman, who used to work in high-end Spa the QG in the center of Baltimore, foresaw what she claimed to be an internal memo with her experiences with the Super Bowl winner from 2015.
It said: “I understand that Justin Tucker is an important customer for the QG, but as an employee of the QG who has tolerated the earlier interactions with him, I no longer feel safe or comfortable to work with him.”
The first report described the cases of six massage therapists who told experienced experiences with Tucker from 2012 to 2016.
Justin Tucker has been hit by new allegations of inappropriate behavior by three more massage therapists
Various therapists said they ended up Tucker's sessions early or refused to work on him again, and managers of two spas said they had forbidden him to return.
“We were first aware of the allegations of the reporter who investigated this story because they were not shared with the NFL before,” said the spokesperson for League Brian McCarthy in a statement. “We take every statement seriously and will investigate the matter.”
Tucker is accused of exposing his genitals, brushing two therapists with his exposed penis and to stand on the massage table after three treatments on the massage table.
Tucker posted a statement on social media that called the allegations about him in the banner story 'unambiguously untrue'.
“By accusing me of misconduct, the article takes harmless or ambiguous, interactions and is so opposed that they are no longer recognizable, and it presents vague insinuations as a fact,” he said.
When asked about the new allegations against Tucker, his lawyers focused the banner on his first social media post.
More to follow.
