Breaking News: Former Redskins Employees accused of sexual assault

We were warned last Saturday, but no one could imagine what was coming.

Redskins fired Alex Santos, the director of pro personnel, and Richard Mann II, the asst. dir. of pro personnel Saturday. @BenStandig first to report. Team source tells me Santos’ departure is “non-football” related, but would not elaborate. Gut tells me we’ll know why soon
— Chick Hernandez (@MrChickSports) July 13, 2020

Late Wendesday night, the bombshell report was hyped with damning evidence beginning to surface.

https://twitter.com/Chef_Curryy_/status/1283570628679868418?s=20

Finally, on Thursday morning, the Washington Post finally came out with their latest report on the behind-the-scenes of the old Washington Redskins.

15 women who used to work for the Washington Redskins accused former scouts and members of owner Daniel Snyder’s inner circle of sexual harassment according to the latest Washington Post article.

The article specifically mentions the names of Alex Santos and former Play-by-Play announcer, Larry Michael.

As The Post presented detailed allegations and findings to the club, three team employees accused of improper behavior abruptly departed, including Larry Michael, the club’s longtime radio voice, and Alex Santos, the team’s director of pro personnel.https://t.co/G2fGBiEZLG pic.twitter.com/HcaLLw4kti
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) July 16, 2020

The allegations raised run from 2006 to 2019 and fall into two categories: unwelcome overtures or comments of a sexual nature, and exhortations to wear revealing clothing and flirt with clients to close sales deals.
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) July 16, 2020

In the hours before the article was posted, Minority shareholders of the Redskins have tried to sell their stake in the team according to Adam Schefter.

Team owner Daniel Snyder refused to be interviewed by the Washington Post.

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