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Hockey Canada sexual assault case: Why police apologized | About That
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February 6, 2024
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10:28Now PlayingFive former Canadian world junior hockey team players have been charged with sexual assault following an alleged incident that occurred in 2018. About That producer Lauren Bird explains the charges and breaks down the apology from the police chief of London, Ont. to the alleged victim.
CORRECTION (Feb. 6, 2024): An earlier version of this video incorrectly said at 2:00 that Katie Strang is an investigative writer for The Atlantic. In fact, she works for The Athletic. Her super at that part of the video has been blurred.
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