Therapist Claims NBA Player Exposed Himself Several Times, Josh Primo Denies
12:44 PM PT — Spurs CEO RC Buford has released a statement on the allegations made in the suit … saying, “We disagree with the accuracy of facts, details and timeline presented today.”
“While we would like to share more information, we will allow the legal process to play out.
He added … “Our organization remains committed to upholding the highest standards and will continue to live by our values and culture.”
11:04 AM PT — Cauthen has officially filed a lawsuit against Primo and the San Antonio Spurs … claiming the team is “willing to tolerate abhorrent conduct” because he is a successful player.
A former therapist for the Spurs claims Joshua Primo exposed himself on 9 occasions, saying she intends to file a police report … but JP’s attorney adamantly denies the allegations, calling them “either a complete fabrication, a gross embellishment or utter fantasy.”
Dr. Hillary Cauthen, a psychologist previously employed by the NBA franchise, along with her attorney, Tony Buzbee, held a news conference in Texas Thursday morning … where they laid out their claims of indecent exposure.
“She didn’t run to the press. She didn’t run off and file a lawsuit. She instead tried to handle things in a way that she felt was appropriate — in a way that would bring some real change in the Spurs organization,” Buzbee said.
“Unfortunately, that didn’t work out that way.”
Buzbee says his client alerted the Spurs, but they failed to act.
Joshua Primo Never Intentionally Exposed Himself During Therapy Sesh, Sources Say
As for the 19-year-old hooper’s side of the story … they haven’t wavered, saying if Primo was exposed, he didn’t know about it, and certainly didn’t do it intentionally.
Primo’s attorney, William J. Briggs II, released a statement laying out the facts as they see him.
Primo, the 12th overall pick in last year’s draft, was released by the Spurs last week. At the time, the organization said, “It is our hope that, in the long run, this decision will serve the best interest of both the organization and Joshua.”
Joshua appeared in 54 games for San Antonio … averaging 6 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists.
Originally Published — 9:46 AM PT
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