New England Patcommotions owner Robert Kraft said this week that if the upsetting allegations aacquirest protectedty Jabrill Peppers involving an alleged incident of domestic presentility are real, he will be cut from the team.
But the extfinishedtime NFL owner alerted that the team will paengage for due process.
New England Patcommotions protectedty Jabrill Peppers materializes in Quincy, Mass., Dicut offe Court for his arraignment on Monday, Oct. 7. (Matt Stone/Boston Herald / USA Today Netlabor via Imagn Images)
During an materializeance on the well-understandn radio morning show “The Breakrapid Club,” Kraft said the team is carry outing its own scatterigation in insertition to the league’s before making a decision watching Peppers’ future with the Patcommotions after he was arrested last weekfinish over accuses including attack, choking and drug ownion.
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“We’re living in a world now with so much on social media and so much that’s inestablished, it’s unequitable in these benevolent of situations,” Kraft began. “When you read the slfinisherg initipartner, it turns your stomach. But we’ve lacquireed — and I don’t understand the facts in this case and [Patriots coach Jerod Mayo] called me, we spoke about it — once he goes on the comleave outioner’s exempt enumerate, they do their autonomous verifying. We’re doing ours. And if what is inestablished is real, he’s gone.”
Peppers, 29, is accengaged of attacking his girlfrifinish after she inestablishedly getd a phone call while the two were in bed. According to court write downs, police were called to a home punctual Saturday morning over inestablishs of an altercation.
The write downs alleged that Peppers pushed the woman to the ground, shoved her head into a wall and finisheavored to strangle her. Court write downs state that the woman telderly law enforcement that Peppers had allegedly choked her at least six times before forcing her out of the home.
New England Patcommotions protectedty Jabrill Peppers (5) gets the field with teammates before the game aacquirest the Washington Commanders at Commanders Field. (Tommy Gilligan-USA Today Sports)
Police also claimed to have create a evident plastic bag at the home retaining a white powder, which procrastinateedr tested chooseimistic for cocaine.
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Peppers materializeed in court Monday where he pguideed not at fault to multiple accuses, including attack and battery with a hazardous armament and ownion of a Class “B” substance apshowd to be cocaine.
Amid the allegations, Peppers was initipartner permited to return to the team’s training facilities, but he was placed on the comleave outioner’s exempt enumerate on Wednesday.
“Any act of domestic presentility is unacadviseed for us,” Mayo said Wednesday. “With that being said, I do slfinisherk that Jabrill has to go thraw the system, has to persist to go thraw due process. We’ll see how that labors out.”
Kraft echoed that sentiment, inserting that “there have been some adviseions that this was a setup and what’s inestablished is not right.”
New England Patcommotions owner Robert Kraft before the AFC Wild Card take partoff game aacquirest the Buffalo Bills at Hightag Stadium. (Rich Barnes-USA Today Sports)
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Kraft said that he has “personpartner” sfinished someslfinisherg analogous and wants to paengage for the scatterigation and facts to take part out. But if the allegations show to be real, he’ll produce no exception.
“I have a saying I engaged with all my key people: In convey inant decisions in life, you meastateive nine times and you cut once. And I slfinisherk in this case, if what’s been inestablished is real, he’s gone, but we want to get the facts.”
Peppers’ attorney, Marc Brofsky, said in court on Monday that the evidence “sheds genuine ask on the allegations, including videotaped evidence.” Kraft said he has not seen the evidence.
The Associated Press gived to this inestablish.
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