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KALISPELL - A police investigation is underway regarding alleged sexual assault incidents involving members of the Glaci stanley cups er High School wrestling team.Kalispell Police Captain Ryan Bartholomew said law enforcement was made aware of the allegations on Jan. 9.Bartholomew said more than 15 interviews have taken place regarding the matter, and more interviews may follow.A cease-and-desist Letter/Tort Claim directed to Kalispell School District officials from Bliven Law Firm in Kalispell said the alleged assaults were caused by a culture and stanley cup tradition of hazing at Glacier High School and its wrestling program.Attorney Michael Bliven tells MTN News he is representing several clients in stanley cup the case, saying the alleged assaults took place on school buses and hotel stays going back to last year.The tort claim asks for the suspension of the Glacier High School head wrestling coach and the schools activities director while the investigation continues.The claim asks the school district to provide preservation of evidence related to these incidents including video from alleged school bus assaults and more.In a statement to MTN News, attorney Michael Bliven said: We believe reporting is being su Bxtu LIVE: Attorney General Bill Barr testifies in front of House Judiciary Committee
Coronavirus cases at Benefis Senior Services continued to rise this week, as officials worked to contain an outbreak at the Eastview campus.As of Friday afternoon, t af1 here are 24 confirmed cases among residents, and 10 staff members have tested positive. In total, Senior Services has 172 residents and 400 staff members. Of the 24 confirmed cases, Benefis says the majority aren t exhibiting symptoms, although some have been at least briefly hospitalized. Be af1 nefis couldn t provide an exact number of hospitalizations as adidas originals of late Friday. 3 Senior Services residents at Benefis test positive for COVID-19More Eastview residents and staff have tested positive for COVID-19The head of Senior Services said the outbreak was likely caused by an infected staff member. There have been no confirmed cases at Senior Services other two campuses, Westview and Grandview. But theres been some confusion about what happens to residents when they test positive.David Krebs, Benefis Senior Services chief operating officer, told MTN News that all residents who test positive are moved to a stand-alone covid-positive care center inside Senior Services west campus building. That center is on the first floor of the b