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Updated: 9:35 AM Feb 23, 2012
Records show Chadima was not reprimanded as said
Newly released records reveal that University of Wisconsin officials never issued a reprimand to former top athletic official John Chadima for a 1998 incident in which he allowed a star football player to drive his truck while drunk.
Posted: 8:38 AM Feb 23, 2012Reporter: AP Email Address: news@weau.com |
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Newly released records reveal that University of Wisconsin officials never issued a reprimand to former top athletic official John Chadima for a 1998 incident in which he allowed a star football player to drive his truck while drunk.
The Wisconsin State Journal reported Friday on records it received from UW-Madison. Those records contradicted statements made by then-Athletic Director Pat Richter who said after the 1998 incident that Chadima would be issued a letter of reprimand.
Chadima resigned last month after a male student employee accused Chadima of sexually assaulting him at a pre-Rose Bowl party in December. Since then, police have said they are investigating two other complaints of sexual impropriety against Chadima.
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