Ten suspended University of Minnesota football players will not face criminal charges in connection with an alleged sexual assault of a 22-year-old female student.
The woman claimed she had been assaulted by 10 to 20 men on the team who 'lined up like they were waiting for a turn on her' after their season-opening victory against Oregon State on September 2.
But Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman has declined for the second time to charge any of the players, despite calling their behavior 'deplorable'.
Freeman previously decided not to prosecute the players in November, until the school's own investigation revealed troubling details about the alleged assault.
After reviewing that report, Freeman stood by his November decision, saying the school's investigation didn't add sufficient evidence to warrant criminal charges.
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What College would do any different? They all have to cover-up any crime they can to keep their numbers down on crime since high crime numbers and certain crimes hurts recruitment.
ReplyDeleteHow can this be ? When one of them said they did it ? Let me guess its another AA obama Pass?.
ReplyDeleteThis incident is outrageous.
ReplyDeleteIt is obvious rape. No decent man would participate in such behavior, and there is no way to justify it.
Period.
BLM ?
DeleteAhh the value of Athletics in college!! What a bunch of meatheads. The same thing happened here at your wonderful Salisbury university except it was the WHOLE fall sports teams over a n entire weekend
ReplyDeletewhen you run around with guys like this do not be surprised when this happens!
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