Police report has surfaced in Colin Kaepernick case
Will Brinson of CBSSports.com has obtained a copy of the Police report from the Miami Police department about the Colin Kaepernick case.
A Miami police spokesperson told CBSSports.com that Kaepernick is not being investigated, per se, but that police are following up on an information report that involves the 49ers quarterback.
In that report, a copy of which was obtained by CBSSports.com, a woman, whose name is redacted, states that on April 1, she went to the apartment of Seahawks receiver Richard Lockette. At the apartment were Kaepernick and 49ers wide receiver Quinton Patton.
The woman states that the group “talked for a while and she mixed some drinks for all of them and gave them shots.” The woman states “they told her in order to drink the shots she had to ‘hit’ the bong which contained marijuana.”
The woman states she “started to feel lightheaded and went to a bedroom to lay down.” She says she “took off her jacket and jewelry” at which point “Mr. Kaepernick came behind her into the bedroom and started kissing her.”
She “advised that Mr. Kaepernick started to undressed [sic] her” and that “she got completely naked.”
At that point she claims Kaepernick left the bedroom and that “they did not have sex.” At that point in time, the woman claims Patton and Lockette “peeked” into the room and she yelled “What are you doing? Where’s Colin? Get out!”
The woman says they closed the door and left but she cannot remember anything after that. She says she woke up in a hospital bed but doesn’t know how she got there.
The woman acknowledged a prior sexual history with Kaepernick.
It could be semantics, as Miami Chief of Police Manuel Orosa said the department is investigating.
At the end of the day, this case could be over sooner rather than later. The woman seems to be making a claim, but cannot remember anything. It could be very hard to prove.
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