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The "right process" is to withdraw the player from the squad while the police investigation takes place.
In reply to mikesiva
Am I missing something? Was he already found guilty of the accusation in a court of law by a jury of his peers? Was a formal charge ever brought against the player? I commented on this in a different forum. This is what I do not understand about our society? We condemn and judge others without knowing all the facts presented. Why are we so quick to condemn once someone says something accusatory toward an individual? Notwithstanding the seriousness of the allegations brought nor downplaying their alleged victimization and their right to seek justice but to speak frankly, this is cricket and that is unresolved personal issues relating to all purportedly involved. Questions should be asked as to why the person or persons now stepped forward? If that the reputed crime happened in the past, why didn't the authorities press the issue then? Was there enough evidence, circumstantial or conclusive that supported the claim or accusation? Why now? Is it because of jealously, hurt, vindication, rage or is it more concealed in nature being more of a political agenda.
Like Coach Sammy said, this has to be thoroughly investigated but I don't agree with messing up someone's career of life or writing off someone on an accusation without a fair trial. Supposed he is innocent? He may very well be guilty but just suppose he is innocent.
In reply to mikesiva
it's been going on for 2 years...should he stop his life?
In reply to mikesiva
Has he been convicted in a court of law by a jury of his peers? Was a formal charge ever brought against him? Why now at this time, and not then when the alleged accusation took place? Was there enough circumstantial or conclusive evidence presented to formally bring a charge? Why mess with a person's life and career, at this time, over just hearsay, as no charge was formally brought or conviction given.
Why are people so quick to judge and condemn without knowing the full story?
In reply to mikesiva
In reply to Jumpstart
It's big on Fox talk radio in Brisbane, Australia.
I listened on my way to Toowoomba, from noon to 3pm local time. It's approximately 9am now; I will listen again today.
Callers had subtle racist comments.
In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Allyuh know how many allegations were made against a top ten tennis player. He even paid a settlement for abuse and has continued playing for years. Was beaten at Wimbledon yesterday.
Allegations are not enough. And it’s worse with social media.
To hell with the rapists and abusers but due process is required.
In reply to Chrissy
who's that