News about George Gervin

According to a lawsuit brought against Kenny Lofton and two investment firms he co-owns in Los Angeles, the former Major League All-Star and two brokerage firms he co-owns revealed explicit photos of his penis and dismissed a male employee after he attempted to inform the police. After finding that a female coworker had been exposed to photos of Lofton's penis, Brandyn Toney, the former chief creative officer of Lofton's Centerblock Asset, was fired and denied his $85,000 salary in June. According to Toney's report, which has been accessed by DailyMail.com, the female employee disclosed the issue to the company's attorney in February, claiming she was exposed to images of Lofton's penis, which she had sent over Instagram's private messaging service.