Welp, Lesean McCoy is done

[Strongside]

What a ****ing disgrace. Ban this shit bag from the league IMMEDIATELY.



https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/lesean-...ews.54697.html

[Flying High D]

She would of been like your playing my game now.

[smithandrew051]

This thread has a severe lack of Isla

[MahiMike]

Originally Posted by loochy

Kathy Bates would have been able to shrug off an attack.
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Kathy Bates would have hobbled Shady's ankles!

[Flying High D]

Kathy Bates would squatter a place praying Shady would send a playmate over.

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by Flying High D

Kathy Bates would squatter a place praying Shady would send a playmate over.

[vailpass]

WTF? She’s a piece of work.

Everything We Know About the Allegations Against LeSean McCoy

At 3:18 a.m. on the morning of July 10, a 34-year-old woman called 911. Her house had just been broken into, she told the dispatcher, by a man wearing a mask, wielding a gun and looking for money and jewelry. She continued, saying that her face was “demolished” and that she was bleeding everywhere.

“I think it’s got something to do with my ex-boyfriend,” she said.

Delicia Cordon’s ex-boyfriend is LeSean McCoy, the Bills running back. The two had been in a serious relationship for more than two years but were recently estranged. In June, he had taken her to court to get her evicted from a five-bedroom house in the northern Atlanta suburbs, where she had been living with her two children.


The 911 call, released by the Milford (Ga.) Police Department on Thursday evening, captures the initial moments after the home invasion that spurred Cordon’s friends to implicate McCoy on social media as being behind the assault; McCoy to retain a top criminal defense attorney; and the Milford Police Department, in addition to the Bills and the NFL, to investigate what exactly happened that night. And while authorities seek more details surrounding this night in July, the police also released records of three prior police visits to this same address on Hickory Pass in Alpharetta, Ga.—domestic disputes in July 2017 and April 2018, and a call from Cordon in early June, when she saw via security camera footage that her furniture was being removed from the home by McCoy's family and friends while she was out of town.

The news of the home invasion broke on Tuesday, when an Instagram user who identified herself as Cordon’s best friend posted photos of Cordon’s bruised and bloody face. She tagged McCoy in the now-deleted post, writing “I can’t believe you did this to my best friend!!!!!” Another person identifying herself as a friend of Cordon’s subsequently suggested that McCoy had sent people to rob Cordon. McCoy denied these claims, calling them “baseless” and “offensive” in an Instagram post, adding that he has not had any direct contact with any of the people involved in “months.” NFL Network reported that McCoy was training at Bommarito Performance Systems in South Florida on Tuesday morning, a few hours after the incident, when the allegations surfaced.

In the 911 call, Cordon says the intruder had just left the home and describes him as a black male wearing all black, but she was not able to guess his age because he was wearing a mask. “He sounded … I don’t know, he was a little guy,” she adds. Per Cordon’s account, the assailant hit her in the face with a gun, and took the diamond bracelet off her wrist. He told Cordon and her cousin, who was staying in the house at the time, to go into the upstairs bathroom, he shut the door and he then left the house.

The Milton Police said in a statement Tuesday that their preliminary investigation indicates this residence was “specifically targeted” by the suspect(s) and “not a random incident.” Cordon mentions McCoy and suggests that the intruder was someone who knew him during the approximately 11-minute 911 call, which was broken into two parts after the dispatcher got disconnected.

“I think they were trying to avoid the cameras by going out the front,” Cordon says about one minute into the second part of the call. Later on, in a sidebar conversation to her cousin, she adds, “He must have known … the camera system. LeSean must have told him; there’s no camera in the front.” Parts of this exchange were redacted before the Milford Police released the call to the media.

According to property records, the house was purchased by the LKM Trust—those are McCoy’s initials—in October 2016. When the Milford PD responded to the home on July 2017 for a domestic dispute, they found McCoy standing outside with a pile of clothes and personal belongings. He told police that he and Cordon had broken up and that he’d asked her to return high-end jewelry he had been loaned for events, but she had not yet returned the pieces. He also said he had started the eviction process. “McCoy was very concerned that Cordon may try to either take things or make false accusations about him” police wrote in the report. When Cordon returned to the home, she was taken to jail because she had an outstanding warrant for her arrest for failure to appear on a previous traffic charge. “Neither party made any accusations about physical abuse,” the report reads.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/07/12/le...e-what-we-know

[Buehler445]

Unless I know them personally I am just assuming the worst in everybody. People really suck most of the time.

[OrtonsPiercedTaint]

Sounds like there may be some extra bedrooms to rent. Maybe the back yard could help out an over run animal shelter

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by OrtonsPiercedTaint

Sounds like there may be some extra bedrooms to rent. Maybe the back yard could help out an over run animal shelter

Who needs to rent. Just show up and refuse to leave.

[Flying High D]

Offer $10k reward money and somebody will flip.

[KChiefs1]

Any proof that this really happened?

[Flying High D]

Proof doesn’t matter.



American Lawyer Association

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by KChiefs1

Any proof that this really happened?

I saw it on the TV?

[loochy]

It was Russia. Russia did it.
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[Flying High D]

Fake news