Major Accusations at Buffalo Bills Star Are Very Serious

The Buffalo Bills are aware of the incident and are handling internally as of now. The Buffalo Bills first round draft pick is being accused of some serious crimes by a law firm. Maxwell Hairston is being accused of sexual assault that happened about 4 years ago.

Hairston was drafted in the first round by the Buffalo Bills and played football at the University at Kentucky, where the alleged incident occurred.

The Buffalo Bills have known about the situation with Maxwell Hairston.

Brandon Beane, the general manager for the Buffalo Bills actually knew about the incident months ago and addressed it around the draft time. He cited that the situation was fully investigated and that the Bills knew the "notes" on the subject and that Hairston took a polygraph test:

The woman alleges the incident took place in her on-campus dorm room at the University of Kentucky in early 2021.  Hairston played football for the University of Kentucky.

 

What did Hairston allegedly do? What is he being accused of?

According to the lawsuit, the woman first met Hairston in early 2021 outside their residence hall.  Later that day, the woman said they met again in Hairston's dorm room and that "During the interaction, Defendant made Plaintiff feel uncomfortable when he attempted to isolate her in his bedroom and, therefore Plaintiff left Defendant’s dorm room."

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