Take Two: Attorneys General Actively Investigating Washington Commanders

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Two more offices with legal authority have launched investigations into the Washington Commanders and a third is simply not commenting.

On Monday, the official Twitter account of Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares announced the office was conducting an official inquiry into allegations brought against the franchise and owner Dan Snyder regarding bad financial practices.

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Meanwhile, Washington D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine has also been conducting an investigation into the organization and, “allegations of sexual harassment and workplace misconduct … and more recently, the team’s ticket sales practices,” according to Racine’s spokesperson to CNN. “The harassment investigation has been underway since the fall of 2021 based on both public reporting and independent investigative work by AG Racine’s office.”

Maryland’s Attorney General, the third that could feasibly launch an investigation into conduct within the organization, declined to comment.

It’s just the latest development in a long line of accusations and subsequent investigations and inquiries into dealings with personnel inside the Washington Commanders organization, and more recently the financial practices, all under the guidance or supervision of team owner Dan Snyder.

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Allegations against the franchise include behavior that constitutes an egregious violation of trust and privacy at its lowest level and flat-out sexual assault at its worst.