Brianna Turk, now a student at Prairie View, said Texas A&M receiver Demond Demas...
, is the subject of an open investigation from an incident with another girlfriend.
The case remains open with the university police department and a school investigation is ongoing under Title IX, a federal law that tries to curtail campus violence and sex-based discrimination at any school that receives money from the federal government. A little more than a year ago Turk’s mother, Iesha Turk, tried reaching out to the A&M football program to discuss Demas’ alleged abuse of her daughter. She specifically tried contacting Dameyune Craig, who is Demas’s position coach.
“No one ever reached out , and I had sent them a picture of her face,” Iesha said. “I have never heard back from anyone from the football staff.” “We won’t ever condone that and you don’t ever condone that, but our Title IX office handles that and it’s out of our hands.” “I just liked his personality, and we hit it off as soon as we met,” Brianna said. “There was little stuff that he would blow out of proportion or blow up at me about. There was one particular incident in our school cafeteria in front of our friends when he was yelling and cussing at me.”“I just didn’t see it the way everybody else saw it,” she said. “I thought, ‘Oh, he’s just mad right now … he’ll get over it. He just acts this way sometimes.