Antonio Brown has denied fresh sexual misconduct allegations made by an artist within an Sports Illustrated report released on Monday.
In the guide, Brown is accused of approaching the girl with only a hand cloth covering his torso while she had been painting a mural in the wide receiver’s home in Pittsburgh, an action she took as a”clear sexual come-on”.
She told Sports Illustrated’s Robert Klemko:”I had been about 40 per cent done on the second day, and I’m on my knees painting on the underside, and she walks up to me butt-ass nude, with a hand fabric covering his [penis] and starts having a dialog with me.
“Regrettably, I’ve been attempted (by guys ) a lot of occasions, so I simply kept my cool and painting. After that, everything ended abruptly.”
The incident happened in July, 2017. The woman, who didn’t press charges, stated Brown paid her an agreed level of 2,000 for the two days’ work she finished around the mural but then”ghosted” her. The mural was left bare and she was not able to recover another painting which had been abandoned Brown’s residence.
Darren Heitner, brown’s attorney, denied that the allegations on behalf of his client on Twitter.
“Antonio Brown has analyzed the sexual misconduct allegations made by an unnamed artist included in a newly published Sports Illustrated article and denies that he ever engaged in such activities. There will not be any further comment at this time,” Heitner tweeted.
Brown denied rape accusations after a civil lawsuit was filed with the player’s former personal trainer in Florida.
Even the 31-year-old is accused of three separate offences from Britney Taylor, who chose to forgo her right to anonymity, between 2017 and 2018.
The lawsuit seeks”compensatory and punitive damages”, stating that Ms Taylor, 28,”has suffered near-daily terror attacks and suicidal ideations” since the alleged incidents.
Brown asserts any sexual action between both was consensual and considers the lawsuit is encouraged. Heitner says that his client intends to countersue.
The NFL will fulfill Taylor in New York on Monday.
Brown, who signed up for the New England Patriots on September 7 after being published by the Oakland Raiders, made his debut on Sunday for the reigning Super Bowl winners against the Miami Dolphins.
He caught four passes for 56 yards and a touchdown in a blowout 43-0 win to the Patriots in Miami.
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