Cleveland police on Wednesday said that a member of the police department did provide the National Football League with a report from the Feb. 10 incident involving former Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt, though not through the official public records process.
An internal review at the police department determined that a copy of the report was given to a representative of the NFL in February.
The delivery of that report was not included on a list, obtained by The Star, showing requests for records of the Kareem Hunt incident through an Ohio open records law.