The San Antonio Spurs waived 2021 No. 12 overall pick Josh Primo last Friday due to “multiple allegations of him exposing himself to women,” according to ESPN.
On Monday, Houston-based attorney Tony Busby represented 24 women who sued NFL quarterback Deshawn Watson earlier this year for sexual assault or harassment, according to a statement by the Busby law firm of the former Spurs. consulting psychologist Hilary Cozen, and said: He plans to hold a press conference on Thursday to “discuss Dr. Cosen and others’ allegations against Primo.”
Buzbee Law Firm statement by San Antonio News-Express:
“At the conference, Tony Busby explained the allegations made by Dr. Cozen and others against NBA player Josh Primo, the events that led to Primo’s release, and recent public statements made by both the Spurs organization and Primo. We will be discussing veracity, interactions with individuals within the San Antonio Spurs organization, and on the anticipated path forward. .
Following his release last week, 19-year-old Primo issued the following statement: ESPN: “I know you’re all surprised by today’s announcement. I’ve sought help to deal with trauma in the past, but this time I’m going to focus more fully on my mental health treatment. “I hope to be able to discuss these issues in the future so that I can help others who are suffering in the same way. I am grateful to