Packers Sex Scandal: The Police Report

We really don’t know a whole bunch about what happened right now, other than what the police report tells us (read the actual police report below).

From the sounds of things, it looks like it’s coming down to a dispute between consentual and non-consentual sex.

According to the police report, police responded to a 911 call made early this morning (4:17am).  The cops came to a wilderness resort occupied by seven Packers and asked them to come down to the police station.

Two women are accusing multiple Packers of sexual improprieties.  However, after speaking to them, six of the Packers were released and are not under any kind of suspicion of illegal activity.

The Packers were all partying together because of a golf event that Clay Matthews was hosting.  Earlier, Clay thought the worst of his concerns were his name being misspelled on signs for the event.

The six Packers who were released are: Matt Flynn, Khalil Jones, Josh Sitton, Korey Hall, Brad Jones and Clay Matthews.

Breathe easy Packers fans, at least you know those guys aren’t rapists. 

So who is the mystery man?  Police aren’t releasing his name because he is still under investigation. 

The Green Bay Press Gazette adds:

The player — who police are not naming, citing an ongoing investigation — told police he had consensual sexual contact with two women he met Friday night at a local bar. But the women say it was not consensual, according to Lake Delton Police Sgt. Gerald Grimsled, who would not provide details of the contact.

Read the police report below: