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New England Patriots Wide Receive Randy Moss Says He Did Not Commit Battery or Domestic Violence

By Altman & Altman

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New England Patriots Football Player Randy Moss says he did not commit battery against the 35-year-old woman who has filed a temporary restraining order against him. Rachelle Washington is accusing Moss, who she says she had an intimate relationship with, of battery, causing her serious injury, and denying her medical attention during a domestic violence incident that allegedly took place at her Florida home on January 6. Moss says that Washington just wants to him to give her money. He says that Washington was injured but the injury was accidental. He says that Washington wanted ?six figures? from him in exchange for her not making the incident publicly known. Moss says he cannot reveal details of exactly what happened because a lawsuit by Washington may be pending...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on January 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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