Some of the arrestees suffered repercussions for years afterwards; others didn't.
Many said they believed that employees who criticized the department would suffer repercussions.
Lochte has suffered repercussions, notably the loss of lucrative sponsorships, since the Aug. 14 incident.
It is therefore shocking to read about the recent behavior by club members, more than 20 years after the club began admitting women, and eight years after the club confronted allegations of sexual assault and suffered repercussions as a consequence.
Jacinta Price, Alice Springs councillor and daughter of former NT minister Bess Price, told Guardian Australia: "Within families we protect perpetrators, and female victims can suffer repercussions from family members of the perpetrators.
But Coach Phil Jackson has long worried that as O'Neal approaches 30 years old he simply cannot afford to pack on 10 to 15 pounds each off-season and not suffer repercussions on the court.
The interview was conducted in the Socabaya jail in Peru by Amy Goodman, the host of the Pacifica program "Democracy Now," but was not broadcast immediately out of concern that Ms. Berenson would suffer repercussions, Ms. Goodman said yesterday.
Muslim organizations and activist groups are tasked with the responsibility of releasing public statements, apologizing for the actions of terrorists and reminding the world that Islam promotes peace so innocent Muslims who are just trying to go about their daily lives don't suffer repercussions.
The Uyghurs are now involved with separatist activism and have suffered repercussions from the Chinese government.
Although Bill Veeck took much of the public criticism for the fiasco, his son Mike suffered repercussions as the actual front-office promoter behind it.
Most people who are sexually harassed don't report what happened to them out of fear that they won't be believed or they'll suffer repercussions.
