''It just feels like it’s a very delicate situation, just like with my situation, no one was there with them. We don’t know what happened, We don’t know anything about it. And I think that media, as well as the Twitter people and the outside world, are so quick to judge and take sides on the situation. 

''It’s sad to see a black man lose his job. It’s sad on his part. It’s sad on her part. As a woman, you never want to have to go through that. I think that’s something very traumatic for any woman to have to go through''

''Evelyn is such a beautiful woman that a lot of girls look up to. I’m proud of her for taking a stance and walking away, because I feel like I was so in love at the time when the police came to my rescue. I should’ve moved forward with charges and (I should’ve done) what I needed to do. So, I think it’s very commendable on her part. At the same time it’s a tragic situation for both parties.''