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NFL Long Jake Mcquaide police were escorted by a church in Ohio by the police during the weekend after a member of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati during the Mass about the accusations that a priest used a computer owned by the parish to access pornography.
The incident developed in Our Lady of Visitation in Green Township on Saturday when Cincinnati Jason Williams went to parishioners during the Mass with respect to recent accusations against Reverend Martin Bachman, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported.
Cincinnati’s archdiocese said an investigation found “non -irregularities” that involved the priest of Our Lady of Visitation in Green Township, Ohio. (Google Maps)
Williams read a letter from Archbishop Robert Casey in which he said that all concerns “have been investigated, and that it has not been justified in a criminal or ecclesiastical way” against Buchman or the pastor of the parish, Don Siciliano.
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“In addition, recent rumors, for which corroborating facts have not been discovered, have no basis,” the letter continued. “The rumors that quickly get out of control have the potential to severely damage the good reputation that each of us should enjoy. Consequently, such as gossip, the spread of rumors is sinful, and we must all work to overcome this trend of our falling human nature.”
Casey said the police department of the Municipality of Green confirmed to the Archdiocese that “there was no evidence or investigation of crimes against Fr. Bachman.” The letter also noted that there are no “ecclesiastical investigations” in progress.
But during the direction of Williams, Mcquaide rose from his bank to demand more clarity.
“Please take a second. We want to put these rumors to rest. Can you answer this for me, fact or fiction?” Mcquaide was heard in a video Obtained by WCPO. It is heard that someone in the video replies: “This is not the time for this”, but Mcquaide continues.
“Sorry, Lord, this is the time and place. I will stand up.”
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The officers of the Police Department of the Municipality of Green are escorting Mcquaide outside the Church. According to Cincinnati Enquirer, the Archdiocese asked the Police to attend the Mass in case of interruptions.
In a statement to Pak Gazette Digital, Captain Mitch Hill said Mcquaide “was escorted in the specific direction of the Church” and that he was not arrested or accused of any crime. Hill also pointed out that Bachman “has not been the objective of an investigation by this department” and that the police of the municipality of Green have not been asked to investigate any matter that involves it.
Jake Mcquaide (Kirby Lee-USA Today Sports)
A parishioner told Cincinnati Enquirer that he filed a complaint with the archdiocese after allegedly seeing images on the parish computer “that included miniature links to pornography sites for adults and other sites with explicit content.” While the man said that the images seem legal, he believed that they violated the rules of the parish.
In his letter, Casey said Bachman will take a “previously planned sabbatical” in July.
Mcquaide, 37, is currently a free agent after spending last season with three teams, including more recently the Miami Dolphins. He spent most of his 14 -year career at the NFL playing for the now Los Angeles Rams, with whom Pro Bowler was twice. It also spent time with the Dallas Cowboys and the Detroit lions.
