Sydney Swans players will not be charged, what happens next?
From ABC News Top Stories · 4:13
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Victoria Police has ended its investigation into allegations of sexual assault in a Sydney Swans player's hotel room, saying it will not proceed with criminal charges due to insufficient evidence. Sydney Swans CEO Matthew Pavlich says the club stands by its decision to suspend five players, and it is not a day to celebrate. The three women have engaged lawyers to pursue potential civil action, so what could that look like, and why does the outcome matter beyond the football club? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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