A Nevada case accused former NFL player Shahannon Sharpe of sexual assault, and several media organizations confirmed on Monday.
A woman accused a former actor of using her former actor and media personality to harass her sexual harassment, beat her, and control her fame and subjugate it. He said the couple had a two -year relationship.
Famer Pro Football Hall, their relationship “consent -based and sexual nature” refused to refuse the allegations.
Sharpe’s statement, “(suits) is full of lies, distortions and false statements – and will not be successful.” He said.
Emphasizing the age difference between the two people, the case describes various examples of abuse from the age of 30 from the age of 30.
The case claims that he plays in control behavior, including rape, unacceptable records of sexual encounters and physical attacks.
“He is a defective, narcissistic individual who has spent years using his fame, power and effect to manipulate, control, subjugate and violate women.” He said.
Sharpe, 56 -year -old, explicitly apologized for publishing a sex action in Instagram Live last fall and called it an accident. The case defines this event as an emotional point of distress for a loyalty and complaining.
The case was opened by Tony Buzbee, who represented other women in sexual assault, including women who claimed to have been attacked by Sean “Diddy” combs, as well as female massage therapists allegedly deshaun Watson.
Sharpe played a tight end with Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens for 14 seasons and won three super bowls, and received a few praise, including eight Pro Bowl candidates.
In 2011, he was elected to the Honor Hall.
Currently, Sharpe is employed as a sports commentator by ESPN after the previous post with Fox Sports.
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