Justin Tucker allegations: Ravens president addresses NFL investigation into kicker accused of misconduct

The Baltimore Raven are still waiting NFL Comes with their findings investigation surrounding Kicker Justin Tucker. The veteran kicker has been charged to rest in sexual misconduct in 16 massage therapists on eight different Baltimore area spas.

On Sunday, the Raven President Sashi Brown spoke to reporters to the annual meeting meeting in the palm of the beach, Florida and addressed where things are between the organization and tucker. Brown reiterate that they are allowing a league to lead to the research and the team received updates from the searching.

“One of the great things about the fact that NFL taken it is that it gives more freedom to the team and so try to look and stay in the arm in length,” said brown through ESPN.

In late February CBS Games NFL Insider Jonathan Jones reported The league spoke with several of the prosecutors who became available from their attorney.

“I think we want to make sure that we have a great understanding of things, to hear both sides of the situation, and what you allow investigation to properly concluded and decisions based on full information,” brown addition.

Brown poured that the team can do any decisions simply according to allegations and wait until the league is away with their findings before determining what to do with tucker.

“The notion we have no, tolerance plan where they’re going to be just just according to allegations before we have full understanding of things, before you allow investigations to continue,” Brown said: Way Athletic. “We’ll never have a policy. … It is not fair to players, not to be fair to all the citizens. Really runs on the face of any modern justice system.”

The initial wave prosecutors come forward in Jan. 30 with six women accusing tucker of inappropriate behavior. Afterwards, 10 more emphasized inappropriate behavior spanning from 2012-16 on eight different spas. For her part, tucker answered these things, saying they are “univocally false” and “desperate tabloid fodder.”