NFL assuming oversight in Washington Football Team probe, according to report

The National Football League is reportedly assuming control of an investigation into sexual harassment allegations against a number of people in the Washington Football Team organization, according to a new report.

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Citing sources “familiar with the situation,” the Washington Post reported on Monday evening that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and team owner Daniel Snyder agreed that a high-powered attorney retained by the team, Beth Wilkinson, should report directly to league brass.

The Post also indicated that Snyder told the league he would release anyone subject to a non-disclosure agreement from their obligations in order to cooperate with the investigation.

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The Washington Post has released two explosive reports documenting allegations of sexual harassment and toxicity in the Washington Football Team organization.

The second report implicated even Snyder among the accused.

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Twenty five women interviewed for the new piece described a toxic culture replete with sexual innuendo and unwanted advances from male employees.

Read the complete story on the Washington Post's website.
 

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