2 Cleveland Browns Players Robbed of Jewelry by 6 Masked Men Outside Nightclub

Greg Newsome II and Perrion Winfrey.Photo:Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images; Scott Taetsch/Getty Images

Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images; Scott Taetsch/Getty Images

The two players, whose names were redacted in the police report, had items of jewelry stolen as well as a truck,reported the Associated Press on Tuesday.Although the players involved have not been formally identified, the AP reported that they were cornerback Greg Newsome II and tackle Perrion Winfrey. Neither of the players were harmed in the incident, added the outlet.

On Monday night, Newsome appeared to comment on the robbery, when he tweeted: “It’s a cruel world we live in🙏🏽”

Greg Newsome II.Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Cleeland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed on Tuesday that both players were unharmed and praised Cleveland Police for their response to the incident.

“I’m glad our guys are OK,” he said during a press conferenceshared on the Cleveland Browns YouTube page. “I want all of our community to be safe. The Cleveland Police have been outstanding. We want everybody to be safe and we want to get violent people off of our streets.”

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Stefanski was speaking after a Browns mandatory minicamp on Tuesday, and confirmed during the press conference that he had spoken with Chief Wayne Drummond from Cleveland Police. The coach also added that the Browns would continue to work with players on their safety.

“This is something we take very seriously,” Stefanski said, and added that players and staff were aware of how to “keep ourselves safe,” and that the organization would “continue to educate our guys.”

At the same press conference, Browns defensive end Myles Garrett said he had spoken to the two players since the incident.

Perrion Winfrey.Trask Smith/CSM/Shutterstock

Trask Smith/CSM/Shutterstock

“We’re just going to try to make sure that none of our guys are ever in that situation again and how we can help, we’re going to do that,” he added. " But I’m just glad to see them safe and sound with us and still walking around. Still blessed to this day no matter what happens, still able to wake up in the morning and just glad that we still have them here.”

The latest incident comes after Perrion was arrested on misdemeanor assault charges in April, per ABC News.

ESPN reportedthat police are also investigating a separate incident involving Browns running back Demetric Felton, who had a vehicle stolen from a parking garage in downtown Cleveland on Sunday.

source: people.com