LeSean McCoy’s ex-girlfriend has filed a personal injury lawsuit against the running back in connection to the July 10 home invasion that allegedly left her beaten and robbed
The civil suit, filed Friday in Fulton County, Ga., by Delicia Cordon, asserts that McCoy should be financially responsible for the alleged theft and attack in the Atlanta-area home owned by McCoy
She is suing McCoy and Tamarcus Porter, who is described in the court documents as McCoy’s best friend/personal assistant, for damages relating to the incident
Porter and McCoy were teammates at the University of Pittsburgh. McCoy and Porter are not directly accused of ordering or taking part on the alleged attack on Cordon, but the filings say Porter told police he had access to live video footage from inside the house
The damages include $133,000 for jewelry that allegedly were stolen from Cordon during the home invasion
According to the suit, the jewelry was bought and insured by McCoy. He allegedly did not provide Cordon with the name of the insurance company, so she had not been able to file a claim to receive the value of the jewelry
According to the suit, Cordon was a victim of aggravated assault and aggravated battery, and she details being struck with a firearm “several times” in the face by one of the assailants during the home invasion
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The lawsuit claims McCoy permitted a “hazardous situation” to exist at the residence and “breached his duty to provide ordinary care” when he had a new security system and cameras installed at the house, but did not give Cordon access to it — allegedly keeping her from being able to arm and disarm the system
The suit argues that leaves McCoy and Porter “liable for the assault, battery, and intentional infliction of emotional distress” on Cordon
The invasion happened on a day McCoy and Cordon were scheduled to be in court regarding an eviction proceeding filed by Porter on behalf of McCoy in early June, according to the suit
It also says an assailant in the home invasion — who is unknown — indicated to Cordon that he knew McCoy, who had previously asked her to return the jewelry
The court filings also claim McCoy abused his son and his dog during the course of their relationship, which began in June 2016, and that $13,000 worth of furniture taken by McCoy’s family and friend has not been returned to Cordon
McCoy, who has been in training camp with Buffalo, has not been charged. Cordon wrote about the situation on her Instagram account the day the suit was filed
She thanked everyone for well wishes and support and said she is fighting “for justice to be served
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