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Twenty-six student-athletes from Iowa and Iowa State have filed a federal lawsuit against the state, the Department of Public Safety (DPS), and the Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI), alleging violations of their constitutional rights during last year's sports wagering probe. The athletes claim that the investigation, which involved the use of warrantless geofence technology to track gambling activities, led to criminal charges and the loss of NCAA eligibility for many. The lawsuit seeks unspecified monetary damages.
Attorneys for more than two dozen Iowa and Iowa State athletes who were ensnared in a state gambling sting filed a civil lawsuit Friday seeking unspecified monetary damages from the state and its public safety and criminal investigation agencies for... https://t.co/vcz5FOcbQs
26 athletes sue Iowa investigators for using geolocation software to track wagers without a search warrant. https://t.co/XprQKAWU0c
Attorneys representing over two dozen Iowa and Iowa State athletes have filed a federal lawsuit after a state law enforcement agency used warrantless geofence technology to access gambling info by more than 40 athletes and hundreds of students. More ⤵️ https://t.co/YO2AQH45aY
