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The Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra
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Jess Wade III
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Player denies involvement
in sexual harassment case
FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — Michael Timpson denied
any involvement in the sexual harassment of a female
reporter in the New England Patriots locker room and
an attorney for Zeke Mowatt said Wednesday the con
troversy is “far from over.”
One day after NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue
fined Mowatt $12,500 and Timpson and Robert Perry
man $5,000 each in connection with the Sept. 17 inci
dent, Robert Fraley, Mowatt’s attorney, told the Boston
Globe:
“If (Tagliabue) thinks this is over, then he is mis
taken. This thing is far from over.”
Tagliabue imposed the penalties after receiving a 60-
page report of an investigation of the incident involving
Lisa Olson of the Boston Herald.
“I had nothing to do with the issue. I stick by it,”
Timpson said. “All the rest of you have to talk to my le
gal representatives.”
Mowatt asked a reporter in the locker room Wednes
day, “what was in the report?” When questioned by
writers, he repeatedly gave out the phone number of
Fraley.
“I’ll speak within time,” said Mowatt.
Fraley said he would meet with Mowatt next week,
according to the Boston Globe.
“We will go before whatever forum necessary to see
that justice is done here. We are going to look at every
reasonable basis to proceed legally in this case,” the
newspaper quoted Fraley as saying.
Perryman, now with the Dallas Cowboys after bei:
cut Nov. 5, refused comment. His agent, Robert Faynt
said, “We have every intention of vindicating Robeni
name. We feel strongly that he was implicated unjust-
fiably.”
The report, based on an investigation headed It
Harvard Law professor Philip Heymann, was criticalol
New England general manager Patrick Sullivan. It sad
he didn’t act quickly to handle the issue or take theintr
dent seriously enough.
Sullivan refused Wednesday to comment on tin
Sept. 17 incident or the report.
On Sept. 30, Patriots’ owner Victor Kiam told Sul
van he was considering suspending him. Tagliabuetok
Kiam to refrain from acting against Sullivan untiltk
investigation was completed. Since the report was
sued, Kiam has not commented on Sullivan’s future.
Tagliabue also fined the Patriots $50,000, half
which has been designated to pay for materials for
28 NFL teams designed to instruct them about dealit
responsibly with the media.
In a letter to Kiam, Tagliabue said, “Mowatt’sconi
duct involved both verbal and demonstrative actiorl
Timpson and Perryman encouraged the misconduc
and contributed significantly to creating an atmospher
in which improper activity was evidently considert
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“We are not involved at this time,”
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“Unless someone brings up son*
thing else, it’s over,” Miller said,
kind of like going to the courts, If
parties are happy with the rulir-
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tainly aren’t going to pursue it.”
An unidentified Permian boos#
told the Fort Worth newspaper it
the amount of the cash payme;
were determined largely by how &
the Panthers advanced in the si*
playoffs.
Gaines left Permian after the IS*
state championship and now is an
sistant coach at Texas Tech in Id
bock. He was on a recruiting t
Wednesday and not available
comment.
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the most successful in the country
was the top-rated football team!
the nation last year. But this yeJ :
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