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 Wys³any: Pon Mar 11, 2024 05:21 Temat postu: The NFL did not see the video of Rice hitting his girlfriend |
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This was the conclusion of an investigation by former FBI Director Robert Mueller into how the NFL initially investigated the then-Baltimore Ravens running back's attack on Janay Palmer last February at the Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City. «We conclude that there was substantial information about the incident; even without the video inside the elevator, which indicated the need for a further investigation,” Mueller said in his report. “The NFL should have done more with the information it had, and should have taken additional steps to obtain all available information regarding the Feb. 15 incident.” The NFL requested Mueller's report in September after a public outcry over NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's handling of Rice's discipline. "Although this investigation has now concluded, our focus on the underlying issues and our commitment to positive change remain as strong as ever," Goodell said in a written statement.
We have learned a lot in recent months and look forward to being judged by how we handle domestic violence and sexual assault issues in the future.” Here are some things we Special Database learned from the report: There is no evidence of the video in the NFL office In September, The Associated Press reported that a police official told one of its reporters that the source in April mailed a league executive a copy of video from a surveillance camera inside an elevator at the now-closed Revel casino that showed Rice punching Palmer. The report said a woman called from a league phone number to acknowledge that they had received the video. The report says that more than 200 league employees were interviewed and no evidence was found of what occurred. Among the employees questioned were women whose ID badges indicated they were at the NFL office on April 9. The 188 said they did not make that call. "Each denied seeing the elevator video or even hearing a rumor that an elevator video of the Rice incident was received by the league before it appeared on (celebrity news website) TMZ on Sept.
The researchers said. People in the mail room were also questioned, and no one there could remember sending a package to Jeff Miller, the league's vice president of security. Multiple emails from high-level NFL executives indicate they did not see the video before it was posted on TMZ, according to the report. Ray Rice's lawyer had the copy of the video on April 1 The Atlantic County prosecutor's office wanted to wait until after a jury heard the case in late March before giving the video to Michael Diamondstein, Rice's attorney. Diamondstein requested a copy from the casino on February 20. The casino's attorney told him that the police told him not to turn over any evidence while the investigation was underway. Diamondstein was subsequently referred to the prosecutor. Rice was charged March 27 with one count of third-degree aggravated assault. His attorney received a copy of the casino video on April 1 and from the prosecutor days later as part of the discovery process. The report says Diamondstein discussed the video with Ravens president Richard Cass and the attorney said it was “terrible.
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