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Police in Georgia and the NFL investigate a Tuesday morning raid on a home owned by Buffalo Bills rider LeSean McCoy, during which his ex-girlfriend was reportedly beaten and stolen from jewelery
police in the suburbs of Milton in Atlanta reported that they are investigating the incident and have no suspects. McCoy, who was trained in Miami this summer, denied any responsibility for the woman's injuries and said he had not had direct contact with her for months.
The lawyers of the victim. Delicia Cordon, made a statement to various media on Tuesday night in which they say that Cordon was sleeping in the house when an abuser entered the house on Tuesday morning and demanded "specific jewelry products" that McCoy had given him. According to the lawyers, there was no sign of breaking the plates to enter the site.
The statement claims that the abuser injured Cordon's wrists in an attempt to remove a bracelet and that he also struck her the head with a gun, in addition to previously, McCoy had made comments to Cordon that he could be stolen because of the expensive jewelry.
Photos published by the alleged victim's lawyers show Cordon with multiple cuts, face shots and wrists.
of the court in Fulton County, Georgia, show that McCoy has been trying since last July to evict Cordon from this home. A hearing was scheduled for Tuesday in this case, but it was postponed until August 14 due to a family emergency for Cordon's lawyer.
Cordon's attorney's statement also notes that on June 1, when McCoy was participating in Bill and McCon were directing "his family, friends, and workers" to the house to remove furniture from Cordon for the purpose to evict him during his absence and also that McCoy changed Cordon's alarm system.
Milton police said in a statement that a woman was sent to the hospital following Tuesday's raid with unknown injuries and that a second woman, that lawyers de Cordon identified as his client's cousin, also suffered minor injuries.
"The preliminary investigation indicates that this residence was specifically chosen by the suspect or suspects and that or it was a random incident," said the police in a statement delivered to ESPN and ABC News. "When the police arrived, they found a victim who had been physically assaulted by a lone intruder During the altercation, the suspect demanded specific objects from the victim."
The police did not identify Cordon or a suspect in what he described as an ongoing investigation.
On Tuesday afternoon, an unidentified Instagram user posted a graphic image, which was erased, with a woman with cuts and shots on the face with a message that accused McCoy of beating the woman. The publication also included allegations that McCoy beat his son, beat his dog and used "illegal steroids".
McCoy responded by noon Tuesday through his Instagram account, noting that "the allegations are totally lacking. Basic and offenses against me today on social networks are completely false. "
The unidentified user re-posted to Instagram on Tuesday night and noted that the victim's lawyer urged him to remove the above publication and added," I keep this that I said. Personally, I have spoken (with McCoy) of everything I have said many times over the years. Tell people if you want, Shady, but you know I know everything. "
McCoy, a nine-year veteran in the NFL, has never been suspended." In 2016, he was investigated for his role in an altercation with two police officers on leave at a Philadelphia nightclub, but the prosecutors did not file a complaint against him.
In 2013, the New Jersey police investigated an incident that one woman reported that she was on a bus with a group of people, including McCoy, but that she was abandoned in a service area.Camoy was sued civilly in this case.
Information from Aaron Katersky of. ABC News has been included in this report.
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