Investigation into Riley Gaines' Assault at SFSU Suspended, Sparking Outrage

Riley Gaines condemns the suspension of her assault case as a 'terrible precedent', highlighting concerns over campus safety and free speech.

Riley Gaines, a former NCAA swimmer and women’s sports activist, expressed outrage over the suspension of the investigation into her assault and hostage incident at San Francisco State University (SFSU), calling it a 'terrible precedent'.
The SFSU Police Department suspended the investigation, claiming the charges were 'unfounded', despite Gaines providing evidence and an official statement.
Gaines recounted being assaulted, held hostage for ransom, and fearing for her life during a speech at SFSU, criticizing the lack of charges as failing to condemn violence against women and infringing on First Amendment rights.
The incident has sparked debate over campus safety, free speech, and the treatment of conservative speakers, with Gaines vowing to speak louder despite the investigation's suspension.
Gaines' case has drawn attention to the broader issue of transgender athletes in women's sports, a topic she was discussing at the time of the attack.