Giants DT Jay Bromley Cleared Of Wrongdoing

Update:

Giants DT Jay Bromley‘s attorney, Alex Spiro, announced that his client has been “officially cleared of all wrongdoing” in a incident involving a women at hotel, per Dan Graziano.

Bromley was accused of attempting to rape the women and hitting her with his car as he left the hotel.

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Alex Spiro, the agent for Giants DT Jay Bromley, believes no crime was committed involving his client, despite rape allegations and an incident in which he hit the women with his car.

“We have reviewed the allegations against Mr Bromley and believe no crime has been committed,” Spiro said, per Jordan Raanan. “Accordingly, we do not expect him to be charged.”

The New York Daily News spoke with Bromley’s manager, Keko Payne, who said that allegations were “absolutely not” true.

A source with knowledge of the investigation told the Daily News that police believe Bromley’s accuser has “significant credibility issues.”

“They don’t think her story makes any sense,” the source added.

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The New York Post is reporting that Giants DT Jay Bromley has been accused of attempting to rape a woman and then hitting her with his car.

The incident reportedly took place in the Hyatt Herald Square Hotel in Midtown early Saturday.

Bromley met the 26-year-old unidentified woman online with the intention of meeting her at the hotel. However, the Post reports that Bromley allegedly got violent and tried to rape her following a consensual sexual act on him.

The two went down to the lobby and the woman claims she was hit by Bromley’s vehicle as he drove away from the hotel.

The woman was taken to Roosevelt Hospital for treatment and evaluation. As of now, no arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.

“We are aware of the situation and will continue to monitor it,” said a Giants spokesman. “We have notified the league office per the league’s protocol. We will have no further comment as we understand this is an ongoing investigation.”

Bromley, 23, is a former third-round pick of the Giants back in 2014. He’ll be entering the third year of his four-year, $3,003,876 rookie contract and stands to make a base salary of $605,000 for the 2016 season.

In 2015, Bromley appeared in all 16 games for the Giants and recorded 36 tackles and no sacks.