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All indications are, if it happened, it was an employee (a non-player) and the Saints handled it on their end. Their property, their premises, their rules on leniency and getting the person help or not. But instead of disagreeing with the Saints and taking a case to the cops, the former security officer decides only to file a civil case for money.
Its a non issue unless it turns out to be a player stealing and dealing, which seems quite unlikely. Being a small market Super Bowl winning team is weird. It does get the team more national coverage, but instead of good team analysis, it just leads to a lot of the unusual stories getting picked up nationally.
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