Maurice Washington Faces Charges

https://www.1011now.com/content/news/University-officials-knew-of-allegations-against-Husker-running-back-last-fall--505801811.html

An attorney for The University of Nebraska Athletic Department was informed of the nature of the case against Maurice Washington in mid-September of 2018, according to law enforcement documents obtained by 1011 NOW.

Those documents also show that Washington did not respond to repeated requests for an interview by law enforcement, made to Washington directly and to an attorney hired by the University.

 
I don't know much about actual police station protocol but wouldn't a call to detectives there be taped possibly?  This story is getting crazy.

 
Washington did get banged up in the Michigan game a little if I remember, but he didn’t play against Purdue... which was last game in September. Which sets up possibly that Nebraska did hold him out that week to investigate what was going on. Perhaps they did, and at that point felt comfortable with him continuing on the team?

 
https://www.1011now.com/content/news/University-officials-knew-of-allegations-against-Husker-running-back-last-fall--505801811.html

An attorney for The University of Nebraska Athletic Department was informed of the nature of the case against Maurice Washington in mid-September of 2018, according to law enforcement documents obtained by 1011 NOW.

Those documents also show that Washington did not respond to repeated requests for an interview by law enforcement, made to Washington directly and to an attorney hired by the University.






My theory now is UNL is hoping to differentiate between lawyers who are under their permanent employ and a lawyer they hired to represent Washington.

Not really sure why they'd lie about it though. Lying is always worse, and waiting for charges is a reasonable explanation for why he still played, imo.

 
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I guess I dont get why people are upset Washington didn't want to talk to the cops.  He's not under any obligation to do it and was probably told not to.   The rest of this seems bad and bad on the school but whether it's this case or any other crime I'm not talking to the cops unless they arrest me and I have a lawyer sitting there with me.

 
My theory now is UNL is hoping to differentiate between lawyers who are under their permanent employ and a lawyer they hired to represent Washington.


That would seem to be the case.

I honestly don't see anything in the article that contradicts what the Athletic Department said.  From a lawyer-ly point-of-view.

 
That would seem to be the case.

I honestly don't see anything in the article that contradicts what the Athletic Department said.  From a lawyer-ly point-of-view.




They didn't technically lie (if the article is true) unless they did know the details.

 
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