Jake Mcquaide escorted out of the church after demanding response to the pornography scandal

Jake Mcquaide was removed from an Ohio church by the police after interrupting the fair to question an archdiocese about a local porno scandal involving priests from the community.

NFL Long Snapper, 37, was escorted out of our Lady of Visit by Green Township Police on Saturday 31 May Cincinnati inquiries and WCPO news reported.

According to stores, Mcquaide – a free agent who has played for Los Angeles Rams and most recently, Miami Dolphins participated in the church at.

“We want to put these rumors to rest. Can you answer this to me?” Mcquaide reportedly said during the exchange, before Williams replied: “This is not the time.”

“I’m sorry, Mr., this is the time and the place. I will stand up,” the athlete shot back, Per WCPO, with reference to video films obtained by the news station.

Mcquaide then asked, “used the priest our congregation to watch pornography? … true or false?”

According to both stores, Mcquaide was not arrested or charged with a crime after the disturbance.

The incident took place moment after Williams read a letter to the church from Archbishop Robert Casey on controversy at the congregation and announced that Fr. Martin Bachman would take a “previously scheduled Sabbath day,” reported WCPO.

“Several concerns have been noticed by the archdiocese. These have been investigated, and no errors – neither criminal nor church – have been substantiated … consequently, as gossip, the spread of rumors is sinful, and we should all work to overcome this tendency in our fallen human nature,” read Casey aloud.

Per outlet, Fr. Donald Siciliano and Bachman were said to be priests in good status, and the police with Green Township confirmed that there was no evidence or investigation of crimes against Bachman.

While Bachman has not responded to inquiries about the accusation, the Archdiocese’s spokeswoman told Jennifer Schack Surveyors It claims that he used a congregation -owned computer to gain access to pornography is false.

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According to both stores, Todd Zureick is the visitor’s assembly that submitted a complaint to the archdiocese about the accusation of pornography and claimed that he saw the explicit adult content. Although he said that the pictures and links were not illegal, he felt that they violated a code of conduct and warned the archdiocese in April.

But he claimed that his report was not sufficiently addressed at that time. “It is sad and embarrassing that the lack of institutional control and lack of leadership from our parish leadership has led to this,” said Zureick Per WCPO. “A simple recognition of the question and taking responsibility would have enabled this to be handled with a scalpel in mid -April, but now it is handled with a gap.”

Mcquaide, Green Township and Archdiocese in Cincinnati did not immediately respond to people’s request for comment.