The alleged victim's name does not appear in this video. The video details a courtroom proceeding where a witness, a law enforcement officer, is questioned regarding computer-aided dispatch (CAD) logs and their connection to a specific legal case. CAD Log Reliability and Procedure: The witness confirms that CAD calls are documented by law enforcement dispatchers and are generally considered accurate reflections of reports. The court admits a redacted version of these CAD logs into the record as a defendant's exhibit. Contradictory Statements: The testimony highlights a conflict regarding the alleged victim's intent to pursue the case. A CAD log dated March 31 indicates the victim did not wish to move forward, leading an officer to leave a message explaining the status. Later, on May 21, the victim reportedly contacted law enforcement to state they wanted to pursue the case and denied ever requesting to cancel the report, which the witness acknowledges as a direct contradiction to the earlier CAD log. Media Article Evidence: The defense presents a second exhibit—a Salt Lake Tribune article published at 12:59 p.m. on May 21, 2025, regarding a civil lawsuit filed against a BYU athlete. The defense notes that this publication occurred approximately three and a half hours before the alleged victim contacted police to reopen the case, though the witness testifies they had not seen this specific article. Judicial Order: Following an interruption regarding observers in the courtroom, the judge issues a strict order to the media and all present, prohibiting the disclosure or reporting of the alleged victim's identity. FILENAME: 1E0A9140 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOdH5V1hktXOmjh3q-pK3vQ/join