Chicago Blackhawks Patrick Kane & Garret Ross - Money buys freedom from ATTACKING DEFENSELESS WOMEN

The woman who accused a Chicago Blackhawks prospect of engaging in revenge porn told the Tribune she is "devastated" that the criminal charge against the player was dismissed — but she said she is even more upset by the team's decision to quickly reinstate him to its minor league affiliate.

Prosecutors dropped the case against Garret Ross on Tuesday after determining he was in his home state of Michigan when authorities say he texted a video of the woman engaging in a sexual act. Because he was not in Illinois when the images were sent, local law enforcement does not have jurisdiction.

Hours after the case was dismissed, the Blackhawks issued a news release lifting Ross' suspension.

"I was infuriated when I read about their (the Blackhawks') decision. I was sitting at my desk at work literally shaking I was so mad," Ross' accuser told the Tribune. "I saw it coming, but it still was devastating, especially since it was made known that the charges were dropped due to jurisdiction issues, not due to lack of evidence."

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