LSU’s Title IX office found sexual assault by football player Damien Shanklin, yet no police report followed for nearly a year. The victim now sues university and police for inaction.
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: What did LSU’s Title IX office find about Damien Shanklin?
- A: LSU’s Title IX office found that football player Damien Shanklin sexually assaulted a student, but did not refer the case to police for nearly a year.
- Q: Why is the victim suing both LSU and police?
- A: The victim alleges LSU failed to report the Title IX finding to law enforcement and police failed to act, constituting deliberate inaction and negligence.
- Q: How long did LSU wait before reporting the assault to police?
- A: Police were not notified for nearly a year after the Title IX office determined sexual assault had occurred.