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Milton, Ga., police released an incident log Thursday that details the invasion of a home owned by LeSean McCoy earlier this week.
Related: Attorney for McCoy's ex-girlfriend details 'horrendous attack' in statement
The log states the caller told police officers she thinks McCoy may have "set her up," and that her neighbors have cameras outside the house.
The victim, Delicia Cordon, noted that her son's window was left open with a sheet tied "like some(one) went out from the second floor."
Milton police released this detailed incident log from the home invasion in LeSean McCoy's neighborhood. This page notes the victim mentions she thinks her ex-boyfriend may have set her up. Also notes that she said the neighbors have cameras outside their houses. pic.twitter.com/coDD2Ufpvm
— Matthew Fairburn (@MatthewFairburn) July 12, 2018
The log states jewelry was taken and that Cordon was "beat in the head and locked in the bathroom." A possible suspect is described as a black male of unknown age wearing all black with a black mask.
The official 911 call from Cordon can be heard below.
Breaking: #Milton police release official 911 call from Delicia Cordon after attack at LeSean McCoy’s House. (**note: pauses and some questions edited out.**). pic.twitter.com/zeseg98gFq
— Mike Petchenik (@MPetchenikWSB) July 12, 2018
The police also released reports detailing three occasions when they were called to McCoy's house. None of these previous events involved physical violence, but one report from last July states McCoy told police he was "very concerned that Cordon may try to either take things or make false accusations about him."
Milton (GA) police released reports today on three times they were called to LeSean McCoy’s residence. None involved physical violence. This one from last July indicates McCoy was “concerned that Cordon may try to either take things or make false accusations about him.” pic.twitter.com/vYVmsLPrBA
— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) July 12, 2018
