RadioOnFire.com - Tanya Mitchell Graham, the attorney for LeSean McCoy's ex-girlfriend, Delicia Cordon, released a statement after Cordon was brutally beaten in a home invasion. Cordon is seemingly pointing the finger at McCoy by implying that he set up the situation and claiming that the robber took specific items of jewelry gifted to Cordon by McCoy; the NFL player had previously demanded that she give the jewelry back.
In the statement, Graham also claims there were no signs of forced entry into the house, adding that McCoy had changed the security code to the house but did not give it to Cordon.
In June, McCoy tried to have Cordon removed from his home via court order, and he asked the judge to order Cordon to return items that were in her possession. On June 1, McCoy allegedly had friends and family members go to his house to remove Cordon's belongings without her knowledge. She saw the situation after checking the security camera feed and she called the police to stop the removal of her property.
McCoy has denied all allegations against him, calling them "baseless and offensive."
Source: Deadspin
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