(Reuters) - The United States Olympics Committee failed to protect athletes from the threat of sexual abuse, according to a report released on Monday that showed some top executives took no action as the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal was unfolding.
The report, which was commissioned by the USOC and carried out by law firm Ropes & Gray, offered details on what it called the "inaction" of former chief executive Scott Blackmun and former chief of sport performance Alan Ashley.
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