Fever Fired Employee for Harassment, Turner Says
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Fever Fired Employee for Harassment, Turner Says

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Indiana Fever player Brianna Turner revealed on social media that a male employee of the team was fired last season due to sexual harassment.

The Indiana Fever terminated the employment of a male staff member last season after allegations of sexual harassment, according to WNBA player Brianna Turner. Turner made the announcement via her personal social media account.

Turner stated, “Last season I had a situation with a coworker that was sexually inappropriate. The team handled it and he was fired.” She did not provide further details about the incident or the identity of the former employee.

The Indiana Fever have not yet released an official statement regarding Turner’s claims as of this report.

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