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Ex-student: Wake Forest brushed off sex assault incident

by theGrio | May 19, 2011 at 12:16 PM
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A former Wake Forest student says the school brushed off her allegations of a sexual assault by a basketball player to protect its athletic program.

Speaking Thursday on NBC’s “Today” show, Margaret Hurt says Wake did not adequately pursue her allegations two years ago “on purpose because that was a way that they got their money.”

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According to a complaint filed with Miami police in 2009, she accused guard Gary Clark of sexually assaulting her in a hotel bathroom after an NCAA tournament game while teammate Jeff Teague waited outside. Hurt’s name is redacted from the documents, which state that police investigated but did not file charges.

Mike Grace, a Winston-Salem attorney who represents both Clark and Teague, did not return a phone message left Thursday by The Associated Press seeking comment.

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