LeSean McCoy...

ronpolk

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Warning, this is brutal: https://twitter.com/balleralert/status/1016699362720862210

The NFL should have nothing to do with this. If he did everything he is accused of he should be in jail until long after he is too old to play football anymore. I'm sure his lawyer is reading up on CTE as we speak.

Update: He denies it completely: https://www.instagram.com/p/BlDrodGBN6v/?utm_source=ig_twitter_share&igshid=5ncu4ztyr5fa

Agree that if he did it, then he shouldn’t play and he probably won’t, if he did it.

I just find it hard to believe you stand by while he beats his children but draw the line at the girlfriend?
 

FreeDawg

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Ya but he was arrested. If the allegations are true, he’s going to prison and rightfully so. Ray Rice punched his lady. Greg Hardy slammed his lady on guns. This is different as bad as that sounds. He savagely beat her judging from that pic.
 

JungRebel

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Aug 23, 2012
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Story is only an hour or so old. I'm not sure from a legal perspective if posting this online damages or helps your case against him. I would be interested in getting a lawyer's take on that. The police will definitely investigate.
 

coach66

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If true he is a threat to society and should be locked up. That's brutal and

with the other alleged offenses it should be pretty cut and dry.
 

RingN2012

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Hold your horses.... This is why we have a legal system.
The Zeke Elliott situation should make everyone realize that sometimes these allegations are false and are a money grab. And the fact that McCoy's allegations were brought to light on Instagram and not by authorities should raise a red flag.
I am not saying that he is innocent, but we should let this play out before judging. I know that is the way in 2018, but it doesn't have to be that way.
 

jack daniels dog

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Horrible if true. I will choose to Let it be investigated before passing judgement, and hope whatever is the truth will come out and proper judgement be given.

That said, how do you come out and openly admit “hey, we watched you beat to Hell your dog and child, no big deal we’ll just look the other way. But not any more. It’s tome now that the cats out of the bag to put our foot down.”

As a parent (and animal lover although I don’t own a dog) this is horrid but what she accuses him of before this makes me want to break a 2x4 in half.
 

patdog

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THIS in spades. Let's at least hear the other side of the story before we crucify this guy. And, as someone pointed out earlier, it's interesting her first action was to post on social media and not go the police. There's a reason for that.
 

Cousin Jeffrey

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Hold your horses.... This is why we have a legal system.
The Zeke Elliott situation should make everyone realize that sometimes these allegations are false and are a money grab. And the fact that McCoy's allegations were brought to light on Instagram and not by authorities should raise a red flag.
I am not saying that he is innocent, but we should let this play out before judging. I know that is the way in 2018, but it doesn't have to be that way.
Why do you hate women, children, and animals?**
 

aTotal360

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She might have gone to the authorities first. We don't know. It's going on social media regardless.
 
Aug 22, 2012
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She might have gone to the authorities first. We don't know. It's going on social media regardless.

This is his girlfriend's friend that posted the picture. How many of you would call the cops if your friend gave his kid an *** whipping for peeing the bed or kicking his dog? The drug use is 100% hearsay probably from the girlfriend just talking to her friend. She might have put him on blast after the cops came so it didn't get swept under the rug which sometimes happens with rich people.
 
Aug 22, 2012
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Horrible if true. I will choose to Let it be investigated before passing judgement, and hope whatever is the truth will come out and proper judgement be given.

That said, how do you come out and openly admit “hey, we watched you beat to Hell your dog and child, no big deal we’ll just look the other way. But not any more. It’s tome now that the cats out of the bag to put our foot down.”

As a parent (and animal lover although I don’t own a dog) this is horrid but what she accuses him of before this makes me want to break a 2x4 in half.

It probably depends how bad the beating was and how much they are willing to kill his career. How many people have gotten a whipping with a belt? It depends on how you were raised also in what is acceptable. That chick's face is unacceptable in any circumstance.

PS. I don't condone hitting a puppy or child for any reason. There are times when both might need a smack on the *** but it sounds like he went Roid Rage and over the deep end.
 

goindhoo

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Now a different friend claims it wasn’t him that beat her but that he sent people to pistol whip and rob her.
 
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aTotal360

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Supposedly he sent goons to pistol whip her because she was living in a house he owned. McCoy supposedly evicted her, but she refused to move out.
 

Go Budaw

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Supposedly he sent goons to pistol whip her because she was living in a house he owned. McCoy supposedly evicted her, but she refused to move out.

“Supposedly” being the very operative word. The friend has changed her story already from him beating her up to him sending some people to beat her up. This story has red flags left and right.
 
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“Supposedly” being the very operative word. The friend has changed her story already from him beating her up to him sending some people to beat her up. This story has red flags left and right.

Technically he beat her up if he sent guys to do it for him. Kind of like if you hire a hitman to kill someone then you can be charged with murder. I believe the police will figure it out. The NFL should suspend him but keep him on the roster until things are settled.
 

57stratdawg

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Law enforcement just needs to get to the bottom of it. Whoever did that to her (McCoy, McCoy’s Goons or someone else), needs to go to jail.
 

Go Budaw

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Technically he beat her up if he sent guys to do it for him. Kind of like if you hire a hitman to kill someone then you can be charged with murder. I believe the police will figure it out. The NFL should suspend him but keep him on the roster until things are settled.

There may not be much of a difference morally between those two allegations, but there’s a huge damn difference in someone’s account of an event being one of those things, then shifting to the other because they are very different things logistically. It immediately calls into question the accuracy of said person’s account of what transpired. The clear implication was that McCoy himself did the deed, as evidenced by the comparison to him beating his son and his dog (two things he obviously wouldn’t have hired somebody to do), then suddenly it shifts to “well, it wasn’t him personally but he still did it!”. One immediate red flag is that if he wasn’t personally there, there is no evidence other than just circumstantial suspicion that he hired goons, unless he sent a text or something threatening her which would be incredibly dumb.

Anyway, law enforcement will sort it out.
 
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There may not be much of a difference morally between those two allegations, but there’s a huge damn difference in someone’s account of an event being one of those things, then shifting to the other because they are very different things logistically. It immediately calls into question the accuracy of said person’s account of what transpired. The clear implication was that McCoy himself did the deed, as evidenced by him beating his son and his dog (two things he obviously wouldn’t have hired somebody to do), then suddenly it shifts to “well, it wasn’t him personally but he still did it!”. One immediate red flag is that if he wasn’t personally there, there is no evidence other than just circumstantial suspicion that he hired goons, unless he sent a text or something threatening her which would be incredibly dumb.

Anyway, law enforcement will sort it out.

I believe that the cops will get to the bottom of it.
 
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patdog

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Wow. That doesn't look good for him. I'm sure he will claim he never meant for the guy to beat her up. That may be a hard sell though.
 

thf24

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He may be as guilty as 17 but something in this looks and sounds off to me.

Best let the cops handle it. I do think he will get some sort of punishment no matter what. Goodell/Elliot 2017.

The steroid bit in particular is hard to swallow. Not saying this is the case here, but I wish people in these positions would learn that embellishing or adding false accusations alongside true ones, especially publicly, only hurts their case in the long run and makes a resolution more difficult and less favorable.
 
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Honestly that isn't that surprising. The other things they could prob make excuses to themselves about why the didn't come public. Maybe they also didn't have any proof of those alleged incidents. Something like this that they had visual evidence of maybe gave the confidence and anger to move forward. Who knows I am sure something close to the truth will come out pretty quickly but it sure doesn't look good for him. If it is true he needs to go to jail.
 
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