Derrick Deshaun Watson He made a name for himself in his biggest stage. The quarterback, who plays for the Houston Texans, played college football at Clemson. Star QB successfully led his team to a national championship win in 2016.
However, Deshaun has been involved in a few controversies lately. A lawsuit was filed against 22 women who accused him of harassment and sexual assault. What came as a relief for Watson, a grand jury recently denied indicting him in the case.
‘I should have been clearer’: Adam Schefter apologizes for tweet to Deshaun Watson
A total of 10 lawsuits were filed against Deshaun. The grand jury rejected nine of them, while prosecutors did not present even the 10th. The jury’s decision effectively ended all criminal proceedings in the case. “Definitely a very emotional moment for me. I know we’re a long way from getting things done legally, but today is definitely a big day.Watson told reporters.
“I thank my lord and savior Jesus Christ for making the truth heard. And thank you to everyone who was a part of it for seeing and hearing both sides. That’s what I and my team wanted to do, to have a fair page where we tell our side of the story and let us draw conclusions about what happened today, and that’s what the grand jury decided.,” he stated.
After the jury’s decision, Adam Schefter He took to Twitter to greet Deshaun and apparently didn’t get along with a lot of people. “This is why Deshaun Watson has welcomed a police investigation from the start: He felt he knew the truth would come out. And today, a grand jury has not charged him in any criminal charges,” Adam tweeted.
As a result, he was slammed by Twitteratis, with many asking him to delete the tweet.
After facing backlash, the man took to Twitter again to apologize, adding that he didn’t use the right words to convey the information and should have been clearer.
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