Scottie Pippen's lawyer answers the issue on Larsa Pippen 911 calls

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Nov 04, 2016 12:16 AM EDT

As the NBA has recently been circulating the news, former NBA superstar Scottie Pippen is also in the highlights. The news shows that his wife Larsa Pippen calls 911 to report that Scottie is being aggressive with her. Now, Scottie Pippen wants to clear his name.

The lawyer of Scottie Pippen released a statement regarding the two voice recording of his wife Larsa Pippen calling the police. Allegedly, she reported that her husband was verbally abusing her. This recording hit the news last October.

It was reported that the police came twice in their house in a week's time in early October. Tmz released the new about the call on Tuesday.

On the first call that happened on Oct.1, it has been heard that Larsa is calling for a police to rush to their house because her husband is being really aggressive with her. In the background Scottie says that it is only verbal and there is no need for an officer to come, Larsa also agrees. But, the 911 dispatcher already sent an officer.

During the second call that happened on October 4, Larsa told the dispatcher that Scottie is gotten crazy to her, she added that her husband is breaking things and it just scares her.

The lawyer of Scottie Pippen, attorney Roberta G. Stanley said in a statement at People.com on Tuesday, "Mr. Pippen is aware that some members of the press have obtained 911 recordings recently made by Ms. Pippen. While these recordings speak for themselves, Ms. Pippen did not make any allegations of physical violence by Mr. Pippen. Although Mr. and Ms. Pippen both have public personas, their divorce is a private matter. Mr. Pippen requests that the press respects his privacy and that of his family during this time."

After the release of the 911 calls that Larsa made, Scottie Pippen filed a divorce last October 18. Both Scottie Pippen and his wife Larsa Pippen just wanted the press to not get into their lives because the divorce is between their family and they wanted it to be private.

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