The formal Title IX complaint against Golden obtained by The Alligator includes allegations of sexual exploitation, sexual harassment and stalking. The complaint alleges that over a year, Golden specifically aimed these behaviors toward UF students. The claims regarding sexual harassment, which could also include sexual exploitation, cited unwanted sexual advances on Instagram, requesting sexual favors, sending photos and videos of his genitalia while traveling for UF and various occasions of stalking.
There was allegedly more than one occasion in which Golden was taking photos of women walking or driving and sending those pictures to the subjects involved. Various stalking incidents also included Golden showing up to locations where he knew the women would be. On allegedly more than one occasion, Golden was engaging women on Instagram by liking photos then waiting until they read the DM before un-liking the photos to avoid suspicion.
Golden released a statement on Nov. The statement came just over 24 hours after The Alligator reported he was the subject of a sexual harassment and stalking investigation. He confirmed there is an ongoing investigation and he will respect the case's privacy as it moves into its next stages. My family and I appreciate the support we have received and remain confident the university will continue its efforts to finish its review promptly.
The team will play a home game on Monday evening at the Stephen C. Since the investigation began, there was a small amount of action that was taken by UF, both women said.
She also said Golden sent unsolicited photos of his genitalia to her. On multiple occasions, the first woman said she received the photos while the team was traveling on the road. Both the first woman and the second woman, also a former UF student, corroborated that Golden liked Instagram posts of theirs dating back to , sometimes even older.
