Riley Gaines says SFSU's decision to suspend hostage probe sets 'terrible precedent'

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Riley Gaines on Thursday spoke at length about the San Francisco State University Police Department’s suspension of its investigation into her hostage incident and assault last year.

Gaines, an OutKick contributor and host of the "Gaines for Girls" podcast, appeared on "Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich" and said the result of the investigation sets a bad precedent.

"So it seems, which I would say is absolutely disgusting," Gaines told Dan Dakich. "I would say it’s disgraceful. I would say that it sets a terrible precedent. 

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Former collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines is sworn in during a House Oversight subcommittee hearing on Capitol Hill on Dec. 5, 2023. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

"Not just for conservative speakers on college campuses, which of course is the setting where I was attacked. No, this sets a terrible precedent for every single person, every single human."

Gaines recalled the incident as "incredibly disorienting." She said her message has always been simple.

"I’m merely saying that men and women are different, that there are two sexes, that you can’t change your sex, and that each sex is deserving of equal opportunity, privacy and safety," she said.

She recalled the protesters rushing her in the classroom.

"In that moment, actually in those hours, because they held me for ransom for four hours, in those hours I feared for my life, truthfully," she said.

The San Francisco State University Police Department didn’t immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment on Thursday.

Riley Gaines (Michael Clevenger/Courier Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK)

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