An emergency protective order filed against Oklahoma running back Rodney Anderson accuses him of rape, according to a Cleveland County court petition obtained Tuesday morning by the Tulsa World.
No charges have been filed against Anderson, and a Norman police investigation is ongoing. Anderson's attorney says the woman's allegations are "patently false."
In a written court statement, the woman who filed the order says she met Anderson at a bar on Nov. 16, two days before OU’s football game at Kansas.
The woman claims she went to a second bar with Anderson and planned on taking an Uber home, but, “Rodney’s friends insisted that he take me home.”
In the statement, the woman wrote, “All I remembered from the night was kissing him and vomiting for about 20 minutes. This past weekend, I was talking to a friend about the night and started recalling images..." The woman further described her recollections in the statement and said she was "not feeling like I could say anything, and trying to get away from him to put clothes on.”
The statement alleges Anderson then followed the woman and asked her what she thought she was doing.
The emergency protective order was filed and issued Monday, with the woman writing “I remember feeling like I couldn’t get away. He knows where I live and I’m scared for my safety.”
