Nick Papagiorgio
Holding court
Re: Boston Universtiy 2011-2012 Part IV: Dont stop fighting til the fight is done!
A few details emerge:
- One alleged victim
- Alleged victim was transported to hospital (potentially evaluated for signs of rape)
- Max has been released on bail and everyone has been nice enough to move him to a new dorm so he can avoid the alleged victim. He's going to be a popular guy in class these next few weeks I bet
- Potential dorm surveillance video as evidence
http://www.bostonherald.com/news/re...nnocent_to_2_rape_counts/srvc=home&position=0
Boston University hockey player Max Nicastro, 21, was set free today on $10,000 bail after pleading not guilty in Brighton District Court to two counts of rape from what prosecutors said was an on-campus sex assault of a fellow student early Sunday.
Nicastro was ordered to stay away from the alleged victim and prosecutor Gloriann Moroney said the university has moved him to a different dorm so there is no concern of the hockey player and the alleged female victim being in the same building.
Police said they were called to the BU campus early Sunday to find an “upset and tearful” woman saying she had been raped on campus by Nicastro, said Moroney. The prosecutor said the alleged victim was sent to the hospital and has since been released.
Nicastro’s lawyer, Hugh Curran, said his client is a business administration major who has “every intention” of returning to BU and plans to remain on campus and take courses this summer. Nicastro is from Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Curran said there was not a “criminal act” Sunday night. A woman believed to be Nicastro’s mother was also in the courtroom. She was escorted out of the courthouse by an unidentified man who told reporters she would have no comment.
During the arraignment, Nicastro was handcuffed and attempted to cover his face with a legal pad.
Judge Franco Gobourne impounded the police report at the request of the prosecutor and later impounded a motion by Curran to preserve evidence, including what he said was dorm surveillance video.
Nicastro is due back in court March 26. The Terriers defenseman suspended from the hockey team pending the university’s own investigation and could face further disciplinary action by the school.
A few details emerge:
- One alleged victim
- Alleged victim was transported to hospital (potentially evaluated for signs of rape)
- Max has been released on bail and everyone has been nice enough to move him to a new dorm so he can avoid the alleged victim. He's going to be a popular guy in class these next few weeks I bet
- Potential dorm surveillance video as evidence
http://www.bostonherald.com/news/re...nnocent_to_2_rape_counts/srvc=home&position=0
Boston University hockey player Max Nicastro, 21, was set free today on $10,000 bail after pleading not guilty in Brighton District Court to two counts of rape from what prosecutors said was an on-campus sex assault of a fellow student early Sunday.
Nicastro was ordered to stay away from the alleged victim and prosecutor Gloriann Moroney said the university has moved him to a different dorm so there is no concern of the hockey player and the alleged female victim being in the same building.
Police said they were called to the BU campus early Sunday to find an “upset and tearful” woman saying she had been raped on campus by Nicastro, said Moroney. The prosecutor said the alleged victim was sent to the hospital and has since been released.
Nicastro’s lawyer, Hugh Curran, said his client is a business administration major who has “every intention” of returning to BU and plans to remain on campus and take courses this summer. Nicastro is from Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Curran said there was not a “criminal act” Sunday night. A woman believed to be Nicastro’s mother was also in the courtroom. She was escorted out of the courthouse by an unidentified man who told reporters she would have no comment.
During the arraignment, Nicastro was handcuffed and attempted to cover his face with a legal pad.
Judge Franco Gobourne impounded the police report at the request of the prosecutor and later impounded a motion by Curran to preserve evidence, including what he said was dorm surveillance video.
Nicastro is due back in court March 26. The Terriers defenseman suspended from the hockey team pending the university’s own investigation and could face further disciplinary action by the school.
