Former MLB star Kenny Lofton accused in lawsuit of sending pictures of penis to co-worker

Former American baseball star Kenny Lofton has been accused of exposing various female subordinates to pictures of his penis.

Former Cleveland Indians outfielder Kenny Lofton. Photo by Elsa/Getty Images

Former MLB star Kenny Lofton is being sued and is accused of exposing a female co-worker to pictures of his penis.

The lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, was filed by Brandyn Toney, a separate employee who was reportedly hired and worked with the longtime former outfielder at Investment and NFT companies “Centerblock Asset Management LLC” and “Proxime Corporation”, which are also being sued. Lofton founded and co-owned the companies.

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Per the report, Lofton is accused of sending photos of his penis to various female subordinates, including one employee hired to monitor his Instagram account.

Lofton’s alleged sexual discretions were the latest in a line of employee complaints.

Toney further accuses Lofton of not paying him a cent of his promised AU$122,000 salary, with payroll issues arising shortly after being hired. He is seeking damages in the suit.

After approaching the company’s lawyer with his complaints, and to make them aware of Lofton’s inappropriate advances, Toney claims he was fired two hours later.

Kenny Lofton of the Cleveland Indians in 2007. Photo by Elsa/Getty Images

“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.”

Over a 17-year career in MLB, Lofton slashed .299/.372/.423 with the Guardians, Pirates, Giants, Phillies Braves, Rangers, Dodgers, Cubs, Yankees, Astros and White Sox.

He was named to six All-Star Games, and added four gold gloves.

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission

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