‘Very upsetting’: ex-spur speaks out on exposure allegations

While in Los Angeles, the 20-year-old claims to continue his therapy.

During the team’s media day at the University of Hawaii on Monday, October 2, the third-year NBA guard, who recently signed with the Los Angeles Clippers, spoke about his ongoing legal issues and impending NBA suspension.

The 20-year-old met with a select group of reporters to talk about his return to the NBA after spending nearly a year away from the league and the San Antonio Spurs.
Furthermore, how he will carry on attending therapy sessions while playing for the Los Angeles Clippers in the future.
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Primo told Law Murray of The Athletic, “I think it was very alarming, and I think everyone felt like it was a little alarming.”.
The revelation of these allegations was very upsetting. But I believe that right now, I’m in a better place and that I will continue to move toward that better place.
However, I had to accept accountability for my actions going forward.
And I’ve carried on doing that over the past year, and I will keep carrying on doing that.
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Many NBA and Clippers supporters disapproved of Primo’s signature last week on social media. However, the organization felt comfortable adding the 20-year-old to the team after spending several months meeting with him and hearing from therapists who closely evaluated him, according to Andrew Greif of The Los Angeles Times.
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According to Lawrence Frank, the Clippers’ president of basketball operations, “based on their level of confidence following the evaluations and what he’s doing now, they feel he can be a positive contributor to the organization moving forward.”.
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Prior to signing Primo, Frank added, the team’s female employees who frequently interact with the players were also consulted.

A misdemeanor indecent exposure charge against Primo is still being pursued by the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office.
On Monday, October 2, when asked by Tom Orsborn of the Express-News about the former Spur joining the Clippers, head coach Gregg Popovich said, “I’m sure many of us have had second chances in life, but I really don’t have any comments about who other people sign.
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