Utah DT Jamal Wallace suspended after arrest for sharing 'sexually explicit' videos
The Salt Lake Tribune • • sports
Key Points:
- Utah defensive tackle Jamal Wallace has been indefinitely suspended from the football program following his arrest related to allegations of distributing intimate images without consent.
- Wallace was not charged with sexual assault but faces misdemeanor counts for allegedly sharing videos of a sexual encounter with a woman on her Snapchat account, which she reported as non-consensual.
- The woman, who described Wallace as an "off-and-on dating partner," claimed he forced her into sex acts and secretly recorded and distributed videos of the encounter to others she was communicating with.
- Wallace denied sexual assault during police questioning but admitted to accessing the woman's Snapchat account and expressed jealousy over her messages with other men.
- Wallace, who transferred from Tennessee this offseason and played in one game for Utah, was released on $5,000 bail and has not been formally charged as of the latest update.
