Brazilian police end probe of rape claim against Neymar | Inquirer Sports

Brazilian police end probe of rape claim against Neymar

/ 10:26 AM July 30, 2019

Brazil Neymar Allegation

FILE – In this June 13, 2019 file photo, Brazil’s football player Neymar speaks to the press as he leaves a police station where he answered questions about rape allegations against him in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Brazilian police said on Monday, July 29, 2019 they have finished the investigation of the rape accusation against football star Neymar but its conclusion will only be made public on Tuesday. (AP Photo/Andre Penner, File)

SAO PAULO — Brazilian police say they have finished the investigation of the rape accusation against football star Neymar but its conclusion will only be made public on Tuesday.

São Paulo police investigator Juliana Lopes Bussacos delivered her report on the case on Monday.

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Brazilian model Najila Trindade has accused the 27-year-old striker of raping her in a Paris hotel in May. He denied the accusation and says their relations were consensual.

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The Associated Press doesn’t name alleged sexual assault victims unless they make their identities public, which Trindade did in several interviews.

Neymar is currently in a preseason tour of Asia with his club Paris Saint-Germain.

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The football star is also under investigation by Rio de Janeiro police for publishing images of his accuser on social media without her authorization.

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