Rape charges dropped against Araiza and other SDSU players
Former Buffalo Bills punter Matt Araiza and former teammates on the San Diego State football team will not face criminal charges in connection with an alleged gang rape of a minor that occurred at an off-campus party in October 2021, the San Diego County District Attorney's Office announced Wednesday.
"Ultimately, prosecutors determined it is clear the evidence does not support the filing of criminal charges and there is no path to a potential criminal conviction," the district attorney's office said in a statement. "Prosecutors can only file charges when they ethically believe they can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt." The DA's office said the San Diego Police Department did not recommend charges be filed when the case was submitted in early August. |
flooding the cave
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Did they lie?
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Thats a pretty heinous accusation to make.
It's going to follow the guy forever, no matter what happened. |
As long as this hurt the bills I’m fine with this guy’s career and life being ruined
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I hope the Bills lose a playoff game because of a shitty punt.
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Hard to say without the hard facts. |
Believe all women cost another man his career.
Innocent until proven guilty is a better system than social media mob rule. |
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Evidence does not support the story that was given. Ergo, he is innocent of the accusations in the story until proven guilty. Since there were no charges, based on no evidence, I'd say that leans toward **** off I didn't do this thing I'm being accused of. But like I said, no matter what actually happened, he's guilty already with certain people. Your post is proof of concept. |
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Ultimately both sides are burned in the end. Matt could be 100% innocent and they possibly ****ed it by failing at their jobs. She could have been right and won't get her moment because they ****ed up. We'll never know. They should have done right by her by following proper procedure and to him by coming to a conclusion before he entered the NFL. They possibly robbed him of a career by being ****ing incompetent. |
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When they said they didn't have enough to prosecute, it doesn't necessarily mean that there is no evidence. To convict someone of a crime, you're supposed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. You can have lots of evidence of guilt and still fall short of that standard. It's entirely possible that the prosecution believed they didn't have enough evidence to convict at this time. Dropping the charges allows them to refile the charges at a later date if more evidence comes to light. Prosecuting the guy and getting a not guilty verdict permanently enjoins the government from ever prosecuting the guy for that crime ever again. |
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