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IOWA CITY Responding to a federal complaint accusing University of Iowa Athletics and football coaches of mistreating and discriminating against Black players, the state wants the case dismissed arguing the former athletes sued too late, didn’t give enough specifics, and failed to connect bad behavior to race.
Of the 13 former Hawkeye players suing UI Athletics Director Gary Barta, head football coach Kirk Ferentz, assistant football coach Brian Ferentz, interim strength and conditioning coach Raimond Braithwaite, and former strength and conditioning coach Chris Doyle, the state argues most are outside the statute of limitations.
“Ten plaintiffs all left the University of Iowa football program more than two years before the filing of this suit and thus could not have been subject to any action by defendants within the applicable statute of limitations,” according to the state’s Jan. 25 motion to dismiss the case. “Second, all the claims of all thirteen plaintiffs must
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SAPD: Officers Locate Missing Elderly Man, Employee, and KIA Sedona
SAN ANGELO, TX San Angelo Police Department has provided new details on the vehicle pursuit involving a group home caregiver and an Alzheimer’s patient.
According to law enforcement 74-year-old, Jimmy Bradford was reported missing from the Daybreak group home around 4:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve. Bradford has Alzheimer s Disease and is non-verbal.
In response, SAPD issued Nixle Alert around 12:00 a.m. for Bradford. Authorities also disclosed that an employee from the group home was also missing, he was identified as 37-year-old Terrance Harris. At that time authorities also noted Daybreak was missing a 2018 Kia Sedona.