ROFL

Knowmo will issue an official statement shortly.

Uh 2013?

The "me too" movement hitting the NFL for sure. And IF this sticks watch for a "plethora" of women to come out and accuse many more NFL players.:shrug:

Guys, the dude was ****ing ARRESTED for this shit.

You don't get arrested for some random woman claiming she was raped 5 years ago unless she's got a mound of evidence to throw out for a warrant.

This isn't Louis CK bullshit. This is real rape. It's a serious charge.

"Five years ago?"

It's ****ing rape, and he was arrested. It could have been FIFTY years ago. Evidence is evidence.

He'll get his day in court. He might not be guilty. But it's not a bunch of feminism crap. This shit would have been treated the same way decades ago.

15 years

Yep. These aren't just allegations.

They have legit evidence.

He now just raped knowmos innocence

Totally off topic here, but what's the status on Kareem Hunt and that incident in Cleveland? Is that done?

There is no evaluation or presentation of evidence at this point. There was an incident report filed. Gotsis turned himself in to signify he'd cooperate with the investigation. He maintains his innocence.
5 years is a long time to wait to decide you've been raped and that you now need to go after a pro athlete.

Whay evidence have you seen?
They have an incident report.
Don't spread rumors out of a knee jerk reaction.

Yes, it is a serious charge and this douche is innocent until proven guilty. My only problem with a lot of these charges is that (often times) it never goes to court. The lady makes a charge and the guy is guilty in the court of public opinion.

My only concern is if it indeed, it was rape, why the hell wait 5 years to pursue a case?

Too often these days a "charge" is made and the guy loses his career and his livelihood and then it just disappears.

There are dozens of possible reasons ranging from embarrassment to coercion. Doesn't make him innocent any more than the arrest makes him guilty.

They don't arrest people 5 years after the fact for no good reason.

No, but they do arrest people on reasonable suspicion without conclusive evidence. It's likely that there's some sort of incident here, but it'll be a while before we really know beyond that.