SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- The San Francisco 49ers announced they have suspended radio broadcaster Ted Robinson for comments he made on domestic violence.
The team suspended Robinson for two games after his comments made on KNBR Radio Monday.
"The comments made by radio broadcaster Ted Robinson on Monday were offensive and in no way reflect the views of the San Francisco 49ers organization," the team announced in a press release.
Robinson apologized for the comments after he suggested Ray Rice's wife Janay shared some of the responsibility for not speaking up after she was knocked unconscious by the former Ravens player.
"I want to unconditionally apologize for my comments the other day. As a professional communicator, I am responsible for my words. My choice of words was careless and does not reflect my true feelings about domestic violence," he said.
49ers Suspend Radio Broadcaster Ted Robinson For His Comments On Domestic Violence
/ CBS San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- The San Francisco 49ers announced they have suspended radio broadcaster Ted Robinson for comments he made on domestic violence.
The team suspended Robinson for two games after his comments made on KNBR Radio Monday.
"The comments made by radio broadcaster Ted Robinson on Monday were offensive and in no way reflect the views of the San Francisco 49ers organization," the team announced in a press release.
Robinson apologized for the comments after he suggested Ray Rice's wife Janay shared some of the responsibility for not speaking up after she was knocked unconscious by the former Ravens player.
"I want to unconditionally apologize for my comments the other day. As a professional communicator, I am responsible for my words. My choice of words was careless and does not reflect my true feelings about domestic violence," he said.
In:
Featured Local Savings
CBS News Bay Area
Search underway in Live Oak neighborhood for suspect in domestic violence incident
San Francisco police increase presence in Mid-Market after 3 shootings in 1 week
Yandy Diaz, Ryan Vilade power Rays past Rangers in 3-0 shutout
Berkeley police arrest man accused of shooting, robbing ex-girlfriend
Survivor of Alcatraz boat disaster reunites with fishermen who saved her life
San Francisco increasing police presence on Market Street after recent shootings
Irvine officials approve plan to bring professional baseball team to city
Plano mourns football great Billy Ray Smith, dead at 64 after CTE‑related dementia