And now we wait. Ben Roethlisberger will now await what Baldwin County District Attorney Fred Bright has to say about the sexual assault allegation against him.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Milledgeville Police Department officially handed over all of their information to Bright's office for him to decide whether there would be an indictment or not.
More from the Macon Telegraph and macon.com RIGHT HERE
From this point on, the Milledgeville PD won't be commenting on the case, all questions should be referred to Bright's office. The case, which has drawn considerable national attention centers around a 20-year old college students claim that she was sexually attacked by Roethlisberger at the Capital City Club in Milledgeville on March 5th.
((Ben Roethlisberger/File Photo))
Both sides have lawyered up and we now await comment from Bright who we were told wouldn't be commenting at least until he reviewed everything pertaining to the case. There are a lot of people, from Roger Goodell all the way down the priority pole who are anxious to hear what he has to say.
WMAZ-TV in Macon has the statement in its entirety:
"On Tuesday evening, April 6th, the report and all witness statements were turned over to District Attorney Fred Bright for review and appropriate action. There will be no further statements until a decision has been made by the DA."
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