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Caitlin Clark stalker arrest highlights need for tougher penalties, Gretchen Carlson says
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January 13, 2025
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1:36Now PlayingA Texas man was arrested for stalking Indianapolis Fever star Caitlin Clark this month.
The incident leaves questions about how to best protect athletes as their careers progress.
The 55-year-old man allegedly sent sexually violent messages and threats to Clark via social media, leading to a felony stalking charge.
PBS News’ Laura Barrón-López asked American journalist and anti-sexual harassment advocate Gretchen Carlson about what more law enforcement can do to protect athletes and others in the public eye.
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