Dez Bryant may not have wished ill will toward Ricardo Lockett, but someone else did.
The woman who woke up in a hospital room, unaware of how she got there after a night of partying with Lockette, Colin Kaepernick and Quinton Patton during the spring of 2014 posted a revenge-filled tweet after Lockette suffered a neck injury Sunday in a game against the Cowboys," Terez Owens reported.
The trio of NFL players were involved in an investigation involving the woman who claimed to have had a previous sexual relationship with Kaepernick on April 1, 2014.
Lockette ended up calling the police because the woman refused to leave his apartment, according to reports.
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The woman said she agreed to go to Lockette's apartment and "prepared mixed drinks and shots for the NFL players, who suggested she 'hit the bong' before they took shots," a police report stated, according to the Seattle Post Intelligencer.
"After feeling light-headed, the woman told police, she went into a bedroom to lie down. Kaepernick, with whom the woman had a previous sexual relationship, 'came behind her into the bedroom and started kissing her,' according to the report. 'She advised they were kissing (mouth) and Mr. Kaepernick started to undress her. She got completely naked. Mr. Kaepernick told her that he was going to be right back and left the bedroom. They did not have sex.'"
The woman became agitated when Lockette and Patton opened the door to the bedroom and looked at her. She told police she doesn't remember anything after that. Police closed the investigation a week later, saying there was no evidence of foul play.
But the woman obviously still carries a grudge, signifying that she believes they did something wrong.
Bryant was accused of making derogatory marks about Lockette after he went down, ESPN reported. The Cowboys receiver vehemently denied that claim.
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