LAA the quarterback was a VERY dark minority. He was just about untouchable. My friend would have been in serious trouble for even "talking" to this under age minority.
My friend's lawyer told him they could push this to the County level and get the kid charged. The lawyer then told him the odds of a conviction where slim to none. The Football player's lawyer would destroy my friend's daughter's reputation in court. The players and cheerleaders would come forward and make it look like the daughter had been chasing the fellow for weeks.
My friend did what he thought was best for his daughter. That was getting her out of that school and area. She had a target on her back as soon as she did not go along with the football player.
All him pushing the issue would have done is made her life worse. If he had confronted the minor then the Father would have been the one in trouble.
You do not know what these Top athletes can get away with in these schools that are so sports oriented. Do you think that schools that spend MILLIONS on football programs will throw a winning player under the bus for a WHITE girl that just moved there?????? Never happen.
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