Former Blackhawks Player Alleges Sexual Assault by Former Video Coach in 2009-10

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Recently, a former player of the Chicago Blackhawks has come forward with allegations of sexual assault against the team’s former video coach. The player, who wishes to remain anonymous, claims that the incident occurred during the 2009-10 season.

The player alleges that the video coach, who was employed by the team from 2008 to 2015, sexually assaulted him in the locker room after a practice. The player says he was too scared to tell anyone at the time, but now feels empowered to speak out.

The Blackhawks have released a statement saying they are “deeply troubled” by the allegations and are taking them “very seriously.” The team has also expressed their support for the alleged victim and said they are committed to creating a safe environment for all players.

This news is especially troubling in light of the recent #MeToo movement, which has highlighted the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment in all industries, including professional sports. It is a reminder that no one is immune from such abuse and that it must be taken seriously.

The Blackhawks have not yet released any further information about the allegations or the investigation into them. However, they have said they are cooperating fully with law enforcement and are committed to ensuring the safety of all players.

This story is still developing and it remains to be seen what will come of it. In the meantime, it is important to remember that sexual assault is a serious crime and should never be tolerated. It is also important to remember that victims of sexual assault should always be supported and believed.