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An NHLPA independently-commissioned report has found no "individual wrongdoing or institutional failures" by its executive director Donald Fehr or others in ther handling of the sexual assault allegations by Kyle Beach against the Chicago Blackhawks.
The leadership of the NHL Players Association was absolved of all wrongdoing in its handling of Kyle Beach's sexual assault allegations, according to an independent review report released Friday.
An NHLPA independently-commissioned report has found no "individual wrongdoing or institutional failures" by its executive director Donald Fehr or others in ther handling of the sexual assault allegations by Kyle Beach against the Chicago Blackhawks.
An independent investigation commissioned by the NHL Players' Association found that executive director Don Fehr and others were not responsible for wrongdoing when they failed to act on a report that a Chicago Blackhawks player had been sexually assaulted by a staff member in 2010.
The report stated that the warnings of Brad Aldrich were not addressed due to “miscommunication and misunderstanding.”