brockman231 wrote:
If it was a mutual toxic relationship he'd take out a restraining order against her as well. Obviously he's at fault here and if he gets special treatment because he's a big contributor on our top 10 basketball team, then we have lost our identity as a Jesuit, Catholic University. That's a shame.
Let your initial knee-***** reaction pass without comment, which others have wisely, and astutely, addressed.
However, this comment shows a tad bit of naiveté. Hopefully, you have never experienced circumstances with which you must confront such a decision and, hopefully, you never will.
Such incidents and events occur. Not everyone chooses to press charges nor litigate, whether it be criminal or civil in nature, when wronged. Not suggesting that this is always the correct or better path, but there are reasons such decisions are made based upon a myriad of facts.
The situation between Myles' and his former girlfriend is in the hands of the authorities. Allow the process to unfold. It is best not to surmise why one party does, or does not, respond in a certain way.