McCoy sued by two of the Philadelphia police officers involved February bar fight

[DetDannyWilliams]

Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy is reportedly being sued by two of the Philadelphia police officers involved in the February bar fight that had him in the cross-hairs of the law for some time.Though McCoy was cleared by the Philadelphia District Attorney this year, the bar fight will face scrutiny of a different kind.

A civil lawsuit was filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Tuesday morning.

“Our investigation has confirmed that [officers] Darnell Jessie and Roland Butler were viciously attacked and beaten by LeSean McCoy and the additional defendants. As a result of the violent assault, both men have suffered serious and permanent injuries,” said Fortunato N. Perri Jr., the attorney for the police officers involved in the fight.

McCoy, via lawyer Dennis Cogan, has staunchly maintained he was only trying to break up a fight between the officers at the bar and his friends.

“Frankly, McCoy did nothing wrong. He was put through hell for no reason,” Cogan said at the time.

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[feldspar]

Re: McCoy sued by two of the Philadelphia police officers involved February bar fight

Of course they are trying to sue him. He's the guy with the money.

Just wonder who else they are trying to sue in that melee...

[sdbillsfan2]

Re: McCoy sued by two of the Philadelphia police officers involved February bar fight

Not my monkey , not my circus..I honestly don't give a rat's a$$. Money solves anything these days.

[Goobylal]

Re: McCoy sued by two of the Philadelphia police officers involved February bar fight

Shocker!

[TacklingDummy]

Re: McCoy sued by two of the Philadelphia police officers involved February bar fight

One of the Bills dumbest signings.

[Thurmal]

Re: McCoy sued by two of the Philadelphia police officers involved February bar fight

One of the Bills dumbest signings.

He fits right into the Bills' "let's get awesome RBs and WRs, completely ignore the o-line and QB, then wonder why said RBs and WRs aren't playing well" strategy.