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Mila Adams worked as a personal chef for NFL star Stefon Diggs when he played for the New England Patriots last year. She went to the Dedham Police Department headquarters on Dec. 16 and told an officer Diggs assaulted her on Dec. 2 in her bedroom at his home after a text message argument. Sara Silva of Silva, Kettlewell & Pignatelli LLP in Boston cross-examined Adams today (Monday, May 4), the first day of Diggs' strangulation and assault trial in Dedham District Court. She'll continue on Tuesd