Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy has hired a prominent Atlanta defense attorney amid a police investigation into a home invasion that sent his former girlfriend to the hospital after she was allegedly beaten and robbed of jewelry.
The office of defense attorney Don Samuel, who has represented high-profile clients in the past, had not yet commented to ESPN or ABC News on the case as of Wednesday afternoon.
Police in the Atlanta suburb of Milton, where McCoy owns the house in which his former girlfriend, Delicia Cordon, was living, have not released details on the case since Tuesday and have not named any suspects.