“Perfectionist or Predator?”: Kenny Lofton sued; MLB Hall of Famer indicted for sending penis pictures to co-worker
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Kenny Lofton was a former MLB center fielder but no one around the world of Major League would have imagined Mr. Lofton fielding around sexual misconduct charges by ex-employee. Kenny Lofton is being sued and is accused of exposing a female co-worker to pictures of his penis on Instagram.
The accusations are surrounding Kenny Lofton due to a lawsuit filed Monday by a former employee at an investment firm called Centerblock Asset which Lofton co-owns. Brandyn Toney, who worked as chief creative officer said that he was fired in June and the company refused to pay his $85,000 salary as he reported an incident where a female employee said she was exposed to images of Lofton’s penis.
“Lofton and his executive team thought they could fire our client for objecting to obvious sexual misconduct and even thought they could get away with not paying him for his work,” Toney’s attorney, Ronald L. Zambrano, said, per TMZ. “That speaks to the arrogance and dysfunction at play every day at Centerblock and Proxime.”
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Kenny Lofton accused for sexual misconduct, fired a co-worker for reporting the case
At retirement, Kenny Lofton was ranked No. 15 among all-time stolen base leaders with 622. He played for the Houston Astros, Cleveland Indians, Atlanta Braves, Chicago White Sox, San Francisco Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Texas Rangers.
Kenny Lofton considered himself a perfectionist, back in the days. Said, “I love cleaning. I clean up, wash dishes, and make a good bed. I’m pretty neat. I’m a perfectionist. People come to my house and they’re like, ‘Man, do you actually live here?’”. Of course, now his perfectionist image is developing into a sexual predator one.
Kenny Lofton played 17 seasons in MLB, spending 10 years with the Cleveland Indians, now Guardians. The six-time All-Star and four-time Gold Glove award winner logged 130 home runs, 781 RBI, 1,528 runs, and 622 stolen bases throughout his career while maintaining a .299 batting average.
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