Fever respond to Brianna Turner allegations that players were told to 'keep quiet' regarding male staffer being fired for sexual harassment
Yahoo Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- Former Indiana Fever player Brianna Turner alleged on social media that a male staffer was fired last season for sexual harassment and players were encouraged to remain silent about the incident.
- The Indiana Fever responded by emphasizing their commitment to protecting players and employees, investigating concerns thoroughly, and maintaining a respectful workplace, but declined to comment on personnel matters involving former employees.
- Turner made the allegations in a thread on X while expressing support for trans athletes, linking her comments to broader discussions about gender and sports.
- It remains unclear whether a police report was filed concerning the sexual harassment claims, according to local reporting.
- Turner currently plays for the Las Vegas Aces and has a notable WNBA career, including multiple All-Defensive First Team honors and All-Rookie recognition.
