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Utah DT Jamal Wallace suspended after arrest for sharing 'sexually explicit' videos

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Utah football player suspended indefinitely after arrest for allegedly sharing sexually explicit videos without consent Utah defensive lineman Jamal Wallace was arrested after a woman told police he raped her and shared videos of the alleged assault. 25, 2023, in Salt Lake City.

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