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“SALT LAKE CITY -- The Utah State University police chief has resigned after a recording came to light of him telling the school's football players that some religious women may say sex was not consensual because they regret it.
Utah State called his comments "reprehensible."
Chief Earl Morris stepped down Thursday shortly after the Salt Lake Tribune obtained a recording of his comments about women who are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the predominant faith in Utah. He had been placed on administrative leave the day before.
After asserting that Latter-day Saint women might tell their religious leaders they didn't consent to sex, Morris said that if players are accused of assault, officers have to investigate and "the cards are stacked against you."
Morris and the assistant police chief for the city of Logan, where the university is located, also gave players their personal cellphone numbers to call if they needed advice or had complaints about officer treatment, according to the recording.
The recording was also described in a lawsuit filed against the university this week by a female student who said the school had mishandled her sexual assault report involving a football player despite promising to improve in the wake of previous attacks by an athlete.”
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I’m sure it’s all just a misunderstanding.
Please take this opportunity to remember that Penn State has a culture problem.
“SALT LAKE CITY -- The Utah State University police chief has resigned after a recording came to light of him telling the school's football players that some religious women may say sex was not consensual because they regret it.
Utah State called his comments "reprehensible."
Chief Earl Morris stepped down Thursday shortly after the Salt Lake Tribune obtained a recording of his comments about women who are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the predominant faith in Utah. He had been placed on administrative leave the day before.
After asserting that Latter-day Saint women might tell their religious leaders they didn't consent to sex, Morris said that if players are accused of assault, officers have to investigate and "the cards are stacked against you."
Morris and the assistant police chief for the city of Logan, where the university is located, also gave players their personal cellphone numbers to call if they needed advice or had complaints about officer treatment, according to the recording.
The recording was also described in a lawsuit filed against the university this week by a female student who said the school had mishandled her sexual assault report involving a football player despite promising to improve in the wake of previous attacks by an athlete.”
USU police chief out after assault talk with team
Utah State University police chief Earl Morris resigned after a recording revealed him telling the school's football players that some religious women may say sex was not consensual because they regret it, and then "the cards are stacked against you."
www.espn.com
I’m sure it’s all just a misunderstanding.
Please take this opportunity to remember that Penn State has a culture problem.
