Delicia Cordon Lawyers Up, Confirms Belief Her Attackers Were Hired By LeSean McCoy, Police Confirm Home Invasion Was 'Specifically Targeted'

The latest in the LeSean McCoy alleged domestic violence case involves the 9-1-1 call confirming an attack happening at LeSean's home, and cops confirming the attack was a targeted one.  Now, Delicia Cordon has lawyered up and doubled down on LeSean's alleged involvement.

The details continue to get more shocking as the story unfolds.  After Delicia Cordon's friend accused De's ex, Buffalo Bills star LeSean McCoy, of hiring goons to brutally destroy Delicia's face and rob her, police are confirming a targeted attack did happen.

In a newly released 9-1-1 call, cops were sent to LeSean's home - which is still not confirmed if he lives in or not - for an assault. The victim - now identified as Delicia - was hit in the head and locked up in the bathroom.

The operator sends police and medical personnel to the home around 3:23 AM ET ... saying, "It's gonna be in reference to a female who was assaulted, hit in the head and locked in the bathroom."

"We do have [police] in route in reference to a home invasion where a phone was taken."

Now, TMZ Sports says authorities confirm this was not a random incident.  And it was indeed a targeted hit on on this residence:

"The preliminary investigation indicates that this residence was specifically targeted by the suspect or suspects, and not a random incident," the Milton PD tells TMZ Sports.

"When officers arrived they found one victim who had been physically assaulted by a lone intruder."

"During the altercation, the suspect demanded specific items from the victim." 

"An adult female victim was treated and released at North Fulton Regional Hospital. A second adult female victim also sustained a minor injury during the incident."

While cops do not speak to accusations of LeSean hiring people to hurt Delicia, they likely will not until they have hardcore proof.  However, a lone intruder specifically targeting a football player's home - by himself - doesn't necessarily sound typical.  Even if they knew he wouldn't be there.  Does this make Delicia and her friend's claim that LeSean set this up even more believable?

Police have not confirmed if there was more than one intruder involved.  But Delicia's lawyer, Tanya Mitchell Graham, is now giving more interesting details that she says is proof LeSean is involved.

Delicia Cordon has hired attorney Tanya Mitchell Graham -- who issued a statement saying Delicia was sleeping early Tuesday morning when a man entered her Georgia home and pistol whipped her.

Graham says the assailant demanded specific items of jewelry that had been given to her by McCoy -- jewelry that McCoy had previously demanded she return to him. She claims the victim also sustained injuries to her wrist when the assailant tried to rip off her bracelet. 

Graham claims before the incident, McCoy "would often suggest to Ms. Cordon that she could be robbed because the jewelry was expensive."

 

Not only did the asailant allegedly demand the jewelry LeSean gave her and once demanded her to return, but the assailant entered the house with no signs of forced entry, after LeSean allegedly changed the security code that Delicia says he never gave to her. Also, Graham brought up more proof of LeSean's ability to orchestrate this:

For example, Graham claims the assailant entered the house with NO signs of forced entry. She also claims McCoy changed the security system at the house and did not give Cordon access to the new one. 

She also claims McCoy has a documented history of having other people do his dirty work for him -- and references the time he allegedly ordered other people to evict her from his home in June and remove her furniture from the house. 

Graham says despite the fact Cordon and McCoy have had a relationship since 2016, he has NOT called to check in on her since the details of the violent attack went public.

Sheesh. 

LeSean has not issued a new statement since saying he's had "no direct involvement" with Delicia in months. 

Also, Delicia's friend Mia, who first tipped off media to Delicia's attack and named LeSean as the culprit, removed her post.  But she says it's for legal reasons and she stands by everything.

We'll keep you posted.

 

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source: theybf