Once Seth Dunlap and his attorney’s found out about the police report that Entercom filed, they quickly claimed it “does not contain any documentary or supportive evidence other than Entercom’s false, defamatory, and self-serving statements.” Dunlap categorically denies he was responsible for the tweet.
The statement says Entercom still has not produced any documents to substantiate their claims that Dunlap posted the tweet. “Incredibly, the last sentence of the police report states that they have even refused to produce documentation to the NOPD. It is truly reprehensible that they would be attempting to blame the victim of its own anti-LGBT culture, and they are only compounding the severe damage that Mr. Dunlap has experienced at the hands of Entercom.”
The statement goes on to say that Dunlap has fully cooperated with Entercom in this investigation and claims that last week Entercom approached Dunlap to discuss settlement, “stating that they had cleared Mr. Dunlap as the source of the tweet.”
Then this week, Dunlap’s lawyers claim, Entercom interviewed Dunlap for over an hour “before unethically, improperly, and illegally accusing him of extortion in order to scare him into accepting little to no compensation for the company’s actions.”
Dunlap’s team says it was only after those settlement discussions broke down did Entercom refer this matter to the NOPD. “Mr. Dunlap welcomes the NOPD investigation, and is thankful the investigation is finally in the hands of an independent agency.”
