Josh Primo ‘never intentionally exposed himself’ to San Antonio Spurs psychologist
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Josh Primo ‘never intentionally exposed himself’ to the San Antonio Spurs psychologist he visited for therapy and may have ‘had a wardrobe malfunction’… while his accuser is said to discuss the charges against the 19-year-old
A psychologist who worked with the San Antonio Spurs has emerged as a prosecutor against Josh Primo, who was exonerated by the San Antonio Spurs after what ESPN reported as “multiple charges of indecent exposure to women.”
Psychologist Hillary Cauthen has leveled an accusation against him and will speak out on Primo on Thursday, according to The Associated Press. utilities, TMZ Sports says Primo believes the incident in question with her was an accident.
The publication quotes a source as saying that 19-year-old Primo was “shocked” by the allegations against him, adding that he did not intentionally expose himself and that it must have been a wardrobe malfunction while she was in therapy on her couch. session.
Josh Primo was waived by the San Antonio Spurs over indecent exposure allegations
Psychologist Hillary Cauthen has made an accusation against 19-year-old Primo – she used to work for the San Antonio Spurs
Primo was reportedly ‘appalled’ by the allegations leveled against him
Attorney Tony Buzbee, who represented the women in the sexual misconduct lawsuits against Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, confirmed to DailyMail.com that he represents Cauthen.
On the website LifeMentalWellnesswhere Cauthen is listed as a co-founder, her work as a performance psychologist with the Spurs is in her bio.
She has over 10 years of experience applying mental skills training to individuals, teams and professional organizations. “Hillary’s applied work specializes in clinical sports psychology services and her research focuses on mental wellbeing in athletes and performers.”
In a statement on Friday, when it emerged that Primo had been surprisingly waived by the Spurs, he said in a statement: “I know you are all surprised by today’s announcement.
“I have sought help working through past traumas I have suffered and will now take this time to focus more fully on mental health treatment.
“I hope to be able to discuss these issues in the future so that I can help others who have suffered in a similar way. I appreciate this privacy right now.”
The Spurs themselves have not responded to specific allegations against Primo.
“It is our hope that this decision is in the long-term interest of both the organization and Joshua,” said Spurs Sports & Entertainment CEO RC Buford.
The 19-year-old released a statement saying he was stepping back to focus on mental health
The Spurs have said little about waiving Primo and have not addressed specific allegations
Coach Greg Popovich has also kept quiet, saying only, “We stand by what we told you.”
Primo didn’t play in Wednesday’s road loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves and was listed for Friday’s home game against the Chicago Bulls before being waived about an hour before the tip.
The condition named in the competition’s official injury report was “Left Glute; Pain.’
The 6-foot-6 guard averaged 7.0 points in four games this season and suffered minor injuries.
Primo averaged 5.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.6 assists in his rookie season with the Spurs after playing one season in Alabama. He started 18 games and at 18, 300 Days became the youngest player in league history to appear in an NBA game after attending college.