Abigail Ottinger was 19 at the time of the incident. The age of consent in Ohio is 16. She was not underage.
UPDATE: Kareem Hunt RELEASED BY CHIEFS!
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I think they mean drinking alcohol
That's all the more reason to have a fall guy. The fall guy should have been doing all the pushing and kicking. Hunt would still be on the team if that happened.A fall guy does not apply when there is evidence on video....
I know Washington is like damn, we need a RB, we should have wasted our bad press on Hunt
The fall guys were the ones trying to push him away and to get her away from him.
His boys went above and beyond trying to de-escalate everything.
The fall guys were the ones trying to push him away and to get her away from him.
His boys went above and beyond trying to de-escalate everything.
Thanks, Darth. However, I wonder if she had a few drinks before she went up to his hotel room?
Damn, if this article is true, he completely lied 
https://theathletic.com/687823/2018...-remain-in-nfl-if-he-makes-necessary-changes/
https://theathletic.com/687823/2018...-remain-in-nfl-if-he-makes-necessary-changes/
https://theathletic.com/687823/2018...-remain-in-nfl-if-he-makes-necessary-changes/
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tears streamed down Kareem Hunt’s cheeks Friday evening after he learned of his fate with the Kansas City Chiefs, the team he had starred for in 2017 and ’18.
The Chiefs sent Hunt home moments after TMZ Sports posted a video of Hunt shoving and kicking a woman in a hallway of a downtown Cleveland hotel on the morning of Feb. 10. Hours later, they called him back to tell him in person they were releasing him.
Hunt cried in front of his coaches and members of the front office, according to multiple league sources with knowledge of the situation. With trembling emotion in his voice, Hunt apologized for his mistake and pleaded to the Chiefs to reconsider their decision.
“It really felt like a funeral,” one source told The Athletic on Saturday as the Chiefs prepared to play the AFC West rival Raiders without the star running back.
As Hunt was dealing with the shock of his contract being terminated, he also was given an emphatic message from multiple team officials, according to sources close to the team: The Chiefs don’t want Hunt’s future to be similar to what former NFL running back Ray Rice experienced. Rice, who played six seasons for the Ravens, was never given a second opportunity in the NFL after a 2014 video — also posted by TMZ Sports — showed him assaulting his girlfriend inside an Atlantic City elevator.
The Chiefs told Hunt that he would never play in their uniform again, but they would do what they could to help him remain in the NFL if he takes the necessary steps to improve his behavior and make better decisions.
Before the Chiefs left for Oakland on Saturday, team officials told Hunt they wanted him to continue to receive counseling — which he had done this season through the team — after being placed on the NFL’s Commissioner Exempt list. According to a team source, the Chiefs called the NFL twice Friday afternoon to express their desire to have Hunt enrolled in a new counseling program through the league even as the league continues its investigation of the incident.
“The belief is that he’ll get help,” a league source said of Hunt. “I do think he’ll get it. This is a guy I believe can figure it out. This will be tough for a while.”
The Chiefs expect Hunt to be suspended six games for violating the NFL’s personal-conduct policy once the league ends its investigation, which is expected to happen this offseason.
“It was awful,” a team official told The Athletic. “It’s a terrible situation.”
The Chiefs, according to multiple league sources, knew video evidence of the altercation existed, but they were told by the NFL to stop pursuing it later in February once the league began its investigation. The league, however, couldn’t obtain the video.
Hunt complicated his situation, according to a team source, by not informing the Chiefs of the incident later that February day. The Chiefs learned of Hunt’s altercation after it became public through two police reports, neither of which included anything about Hunt kicking the woman. In the months that followed, the Chiefs asked Hunt multiple times to be completely truthful about what happened that night.
“I never left the (hotel) room,” Hunt told the Chiefs each time. “I didn’t do a thing.”
In their statement Friday night, the Chiefs said Hunt was released in large part because he was “not truthful” to his employer. Had Hunt told the truth in February, the Chiefs, according to team sources, would have pursued every option available to them through the league to ensure the possibility of him remaining on the team’s roster.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tears streamed down Kareem Hunt’s cheeks Friday evening after he learned of his fate with the Kansas City Chiefs, the team he had starred for in 2017 and ’18.
The Chiefs sent Hunt home moments after TMZ Sports posted a video of Hunt shoving and kicking a woman in a hallway of a downtown Cleveland hotel on the morning of Feb. 10. Hours later, they called him back to tell him in person they were releasing him.
Hunt cried in front of his coaches and members of the front office, according to multiple league sources with knowledge of the situation. With trembling emotion in his voice, Hunt apologized for his mistake and pleaded to the Chiefs to reconsider their decision.
“It really felt like a funeral,” one source told The Athletic on Saturday as the Chiefs prepared to play the AFC West rival Raiders without the star running back.
As Hunt was dealing with the shock of his contract being terminated, he also was given an emphatic message from multiple team officials, according to sources close to the team: The Chiefs don’t want Hunt’s future to be similar to what former NFL running back Ray Rice experienced. Rice, who played six seasons for the Ravens, was never given a second opportunity in the NFL after a 2014 video — also posted by TMZ Sports — showed him assaulting his girlfriend inside an Atlantic City elevator.
The Chiefs told Hunt that he would never play in their uniform again, but they would do what they could to help him remain in the NFL if he takes the necessary steps to improve his behavior and make better decisions.
Before the Chiefs left for Oakland on Saturday, team officials told Hunt they wanted him to continue to receive counseling — which he had done this season through the team — after being placed on the NFL’s Commissioner Exempt list. According to a team source, the Chiefs called the NFL twice Friday afternoon to express their desire to have Hunt enrolled in a new counseling program through the league even as the league continues its investigation of the incident.
“The belief is that he’ll get help,” a league source said of Hunt. “I do think he’ll get it. This is a guy I believe can figure it out. This will be tough for a while.”
The Chiefs expect Hunt to be suspended six games for violating the NFL’s personal-conduct policy once the league ends its investigation, which is expected to happen this offseason.
“It was awful,” a team official told The Athletic. “It’s a terrible situation.”
The Chiefs, according to multiple league sources, knew video evidence of the altercation existed, but they were told by the NFL to stop pursuing it later in February once the league began its investigation. The league, however, couldn’t obtain the video.
Hunt complicated his situation, according to a team source, by not informing the Chiefs of the incident later that February day. The Chiefs learned of Hunt’s altercation after it became public through two police reports, neither of which included anything about Hunt kicking the woman. In the months that followed, the Chiefs asked Hunt multiple times to be completely truthful about what happened that night.
“I never left the (hotel) room,” Hunt told the Chiefs each time. “I didn’t do a thing.”
In their statement Friday night, the Chiefs said Hunt was released in large part because he was “not truthful” to his employer. Had Hunt told the truth in February, the Chiefs, according to team sources, would have pursued every option available to them through the league to ensure the possibility of him remaining on the team’s roster.
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a fool and his money is quickly parted
I have said it on here many times. I older gentleman once told me..."Never let a woman fuck up your Mind or your Money, period!"
He’s on ESPN now trying to apologize but won’t answer any questions about what exactly happened
Dude lost all credibility when he said “oh yeah here’s her phone, she left it our room”, when the video shows him snatching it from her when she was trying to record what was going on
Dude lost all credibility when he said “oh yeah here’s her phone, she left it our room”, when the video shows him snatching it from her when she was trying to record what was going on
I have to go back and watch the vid, I only seen it once
They were both lying, shes’s trying to say they were just out in the hall and minding their own business and got attacked by some woman and then a man and he’s trying to he put them out because they were only 19. Basically it seems she was a groupie that came up there to get fucked, she was drunk and didn’t wanna act right so they threw her out, she starts wilding out and Kareem snaps. More than likely the woman that they are saying was Hunts girlfriend is just another groupie they also met that night that they are using to try and say Hunt had nothing to do with the woman
He just did a interview on ESPN Sunday Countdown
And not a very good one.. He did well in taking responsibility but he should have thoroughly explained the conflict once he volunteered to sit down for the interview.
He thought he was just gonna apologize and say I accept all the responsibility and wouldn’t have to explain what happened. When he saw it was a woman interviewing him he should’ve said “I don’t feel good right now” and cancelled because he should’ve known she was going to go in. He doesn’t wanna say what happened because for one that Becky hasn’t came forward yet and he doesn’t know if another video is out there
Fat andy had a job waiting for his crackhead son when he came out of jail but wasn’t willing to give hunt a 2nd chance
Nah.. the cat is just poorly advised and prepared . When he decided to tell his side and take responsibility he should have done just that.. Made sure to state he wasnt making excuses and his actions were inexcusable while narrating that the bitch lied about her age, refused to leave and started a fight with his girlfriend while calling him racial slurs. He could have done that and still accepted fault for pushing her and losing his temper.
He left waaaaaaaaaay too many blanks to fill in and opportunity for the "victim" to play victim.
By him not saying that tells me that’s not what happened or isn’t all that happened. that’s why I said he knows if he says what people are saying happened and the woman comes forward and says “no that’s not what happened, look at this video my friend has on her phone” then he is really fucked. Remember he told the Chiefs that he never even left his room
Wonder if he was advised not to by a lawyer... because with the video coming out (that the cops say they didn't see before), the DA may re-visit this
Whoever it was failed him.
She must didn't know who he was.
Because I'm shocked as hell she didn't get paid.
Terrible comparison
and he would have kept his job if he told the truth
Let me kick you.
Because I'm shocked as hell she didn't get paid.
Terrible comparison
and he would have kept his job if he told the truth
Let me kick you.
As is often the case, it is not the crime, but the cover up that results in the most trouble.
Nigga lied
He failed himself
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