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Former Nfl Player Darren Sharper Brags About Assaulting Unconscious Females

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Former NFL star Darren Sharper and a friend told other people that they had sex with two women in a New Orleans apartment in September without "their knowledge or permission," an application for an arrest warrant that was released Thursday revealed.

Sharper is jailed in Los Angeles, where he faces similar accusations, and is scheduled to attend an extradition hearing on Friday.

Prosecutors in New Orleans intend to charge Sharper, 38, and Erik Nunez, 26, on two counts of aggravated rape.

If convicted, the two men face a possible sentence of life in prison without parole.

Sharper turned himself into Los Angeles authorities last week. His attorneys said after he pleaded not guilty to rape charges in Los Angeles that he maintains that any sex he had with any of his accusers was consensual.

The application for the arrest warrant said New Orleans detectives interviewed two women who said they were raped on September 23. The two accusers told police they were so impaired that they don't recall "the entirety of the sexual intercourse," and that they never agreed to have sex.

The document describes how a friend came to the apartment and saw Sharper in his underwear and Nunez exiting Sharper's bedroom in just his boxer shorts.

Police said through further investigation they found other witness who told them Sharper and Nunez admitted to sexual acts without the women's permission or knowledge.

Nunez turned himself in to the Orleans Parish district attorney's office on February 28.

The alleged rapes in California occurred in October and last month, authorities said.

Prosecutors have said the five-time Pro Bowl player, who was recently fired as an NFL Network analyst, is also under investigation in Arizona, Florida and Nevada. No charges have been filed in those cases.

In addition, a Florida woman last month filed a sexual battery complaint in Miami Beach against Sharper relating to a 2012 incident, a police report said.

According to the report, the woman was with two friends at a Miami Beach club in September or October 2012 when she met Sharper. The woman, her friends and another person went to Sharper's condo, where the woman claims the battery took place.
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http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/06/justice/louisiana-darren-sharper-rape-case/index.html?hpt=ju_c2
 
Waste of sperms both of them. This is what happens when you give too much fucking money to people for being able to run, catch or throw a ball but lack any other skills. They have inflated bank accounts and heads but obviously don't know how to use either one for the greater good and their true dirtballbaggery shines right the fuck on through. Look at how many states have complaints filed and those are just the ones that stepped forward how about all the ones that aren't sure what happened when they woke up the next day.
 
BlueLover said:
Waste of sperms both of them. This is what happens when you give too much fucking money to people for being able to run, catch or throw a ball but lack any other skills. They have inflated bank accounts and heads but obviously don't know how to use either one for the greater good and their true dirtballbaggery shines right the fuck on through. Look at how many states have complaints filed and those are just the ones that stepped forward how about all the ones that aren't sure what happened when they woke up the next day.
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But it's interesting that none of this kind of behavior (am assuming he didn't just start doing this two years ago) hit the news/was being prosecuted when sharper was throwing a ball around.
 
Probably unconscious women:dead: can the only kind they CAN bang:rolleyes:. Their penises and balls have probably shrunk from performance enhancing drugs:eek:, and I'll bet they're minute men too:shifty:! Nobody in her right mind would come back for seconds on THAT:yuck::wtf:. They then decided to knock her out:jawdrop::mad: so their shortcomings would not be laughed at:oops:...:p...:joyful:.<------ extremely vulgar, very inappropriate and borderline obscene.:smug: This is a toasted post. I'm posting it because I CAN. :smuggrin:+:kiss:+:mooning:=:bag:
 
They were so proud of the rapes, bastards. Their own arrogance did them in, they thought they were above the law, I wouldn't be surprised if they claim they were just talking shit.
 
LarzlovesJahi said:
But it's interesting that none of this kind of behavior (am assuming he didn't just start doing this two years ago) hit the news/was being prosecuted when sharper was throwing a ball around.
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The team(s) they played for probably had someone going around paying hush money to make any hint of scandal go away.
 
Bond was set at $400,000 for the man accused of raping two women along with former Saints player Darren Sharper last September.

At a court appearance Friday, Erik Nunez's bond was set at $200,000 for each of the two alleged victims. Prosecutors asked for $1 million bond ($500,000 per victim), while the defense asked for a total of $50,000 bond.

A preliminary hearing in the case was set for March 21.
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http://www.wwltv.com/news/crime/Bon...n-sexual-assaults-with-Sharper-249012831.html
 
Officer: Sharper's DNA found on 1 Arizona victim
Former NFL All-Pro safety Darren Sharper's DNA was found in an examination of one of two women who accuse him of drugging and sexually assaulting them at a Tempe apartment,
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Tempe police Detective Kevin Mace said at a bail hearing in Phoenix that Sharper's DNA was recovered from one of the women's clothing, but none of his DNA was found during an exam of the other woman.

The detective's testimony came at a hearing in which Sharper's lawyers are challenging the evidence used to keep him in jail without bail. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Warren Granville hasn't yet ruled on the issue and will continue the hearing
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The hearing marks the latest development in several ongoing sexual assault investigations involving Sharper in Louisiana, California, Florida, Arizona and Nevada.

Bail in Sharper's California rape case was set at $1 million, but he was indicted in Arizona last month on charges of sexual assault and administering dangerous drugs and was denied bail. Authorities in California have kept him jailed,
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The indictment alleges Sharper gave the sedative zolpidem to three women and then had "sexual intercourse or oral sexual contact" with two of them without their consent on Nov. 21 after a night of drinking at the apartment and at bars in nearby Scottsdale. One of the women told police she hadn't had any alcohol that night until Sharper insisted she drink a shot. Another young woman said she had been drugged, then went to bed, locked her door and wasn't attacked.

Sharper has not yet entered a plea in the Arizona case, although one of his attorneys said Sharper will deny those allegations. He has pleaded not guilty in the California case.
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The Arizona Constitution automatically denies bail to people charged with sexual assault if the proof against them is evident or the presumption of guilt is great.

Mace said two of the three women confronted Sharper the day after the attack.

"He denied the allegations," the detective said. "He acted like he didn't remember."

A police search of the apartment turned up a shot glass with a white residue that turned out to be zolpidem, and California investigators have discovered Sharper had a prescription for that drug,
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Under questioning from Sharper's attorney Skip Donau, Mace said the former player had a prior consensual sexual relationship with one of the women, who had invited him to stay at the apartment.

Mace said the woman in question, who was intoxicated on the night of the attack, had no indication on how her clothes got removed after her friends dressed her in shorts and put her to bed. None of Sharper's DNA was found on her,
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After Sharper was confronted the next day at the apartment, the woman was supposed to drop off Sharper in Scottsdale but then joined him for brunch with friends,
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An analysis of that woman's blood and urine came back negative for the sedative, though she had amphetamine and the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana in her system, Mace said.
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http://news.msn.com/crime-justice/officer-sharpers-dna-found-on-1-arizona-victim
 
One state down 3 to go. Let's see if he dodges another bullet. I was gonna say let's see if he gets off but I'm pretty sure he's done that a few times lol.
 
Sharper is not the "SHARPEST" crayon in the box and his friends are just as stupid. There are probably so many victims of these idiots it would be impossible even for the idiots to remember. Even a lot of the victims probably don't know they are victims.
 
Darren Sharper will remain in Los Angeles until his rape case there runs its course, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said Tuesday (Jan. 13), a day after a federal judge in New Orleans ordered the former Saints star to be returned to face drug charges in federal court.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Karen Wells Roby on Monday granted an order that stated the former Saints safety would be turned over to U.S. Marshals in time to return to New Orleans for a court hearing on Feb. 23, and that he was to remain in federal custody for the duration of his case here.

Sharper has been jailed in California since his arrest on Feb. 27 last year on rape charges. In December, he was charged in with rape and aggravated rape in Orleans Parish Criminal District Court, and the same day federal prosecutors announced he had been charged with drug trafficking. Sharper faces rape charges in Arizona and rape allegations against him are under investigation in Nevada.

The Orleans Parish charges of aggravated rape carry a potential sentence of life in prison, the harshest penalty Sharper faces in any jurisdiction.

Sharper and his associates bartender Erik Nunez and former St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's deputy Brandon Licciardi were charged in a nine-count indictment alleging Sharper drugged three and raped three women in New Orleans in during a four-week span in August and September 2013.

Hours after the Orleans Parish charges were announced, federal prosecutors announced a grand jury indictment charging Sharper and Licciardi with distribution of the prescription drugs alprazolam, diazepam and zolpidem -- better known by brand names Xanax, Valium and Ambien -- with the intent to commit rape. The pair also are charged with drugging someone on two dates, and Licciardi was charged with witness tampering and lying to Orleans Parish investigators.
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http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2015/01/los_angeles_da_darren_sharper.html#incart_river
 
Former NFL star Darren Sharper made a brief appearance on drug and sexual-assault charges in a Louisiana court on Tuesday, but the state judge delayed action while related federal charges are resolved under a plea agreement involving three other states.

The timetable for final resolution of the Louisiana charges was uncertain. State District Judge Karen Herman set a June 15 date for Sharper's next appearance in her court. He's slated for a May 21 pre-trial meeting and a June 8 trial in federal court. Those dates could change.

Sharper, a player on the New Orleans Saints team that won the Super Bowl in 2010, returned to the city in disgrace this week, appearing first on Monday in federal court to answer charges that he drugged women with the intent to rape them. He entered a formal not-guilty plea but is expected to change that under a multijurisdictional plea agreement announced last month.

Locked up since early 2014, he will spend at least another nine years behind bars.

Monday's hearing was before U.S. Magistrate Judge Sally Shushan. Felony guilty pleas cannot be accepted in the magistrate court during initial appearances.

Sharper pleaded no-contest in Los Angeles to raping two women he drugged after meeting them in a West Hollywood bar. Formal sentencing there is set for July 15. He will face 20 years but state sentencing rules will have him serve about nine.

Sharper has pleaded guilty to a reduced felony attempted sex assault charge in Las Vegas. Sentencing is scheduled for June 25.The plea agreement calls for Sharper to serve 38 months to eight years in prison for the Nevada conviction, but at the same time as sentences from California, Arizona and Louisiana.

In Arizona, Sharper was quickly sentenced to nine years in prison for his guilty pleas last month to sexually assaulting one woman and trying to sexually assault another woman in November 2013.

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The federal indictment in Louisiana charged Sharper and another man with distributing the drugs alprazolam, diazepam and zolpidem - more commonly known by the brand names Xanax, Valium and Ambien, respectively - with the intent to commit rape.

The two Louisiana state counts of aggravated rape stemmed from accusations that he sexually assaulted two drug-impaired women at his apartment in September 2013.
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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sharpe...4cGh1BGNvbG8DZ3ExBHBvcwMxBHZ0aWQDBHNlYwNzYw--
 
And who would of thought? I'd be bragging about winning the Super Bowl. To each his own I guess...
 
Former NFL player Darren Sharper pleaded guilty on Monday to drugging and raping three woman in New Orleans.

The plea is the last piece of a 'global' resolution to resolve Sharper's criminal charges without requiring trials in four separate states after he pleaded guilty or no contest in March to raping six other woman in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Tempe, Arizona.

Sharper, who has been in jail since February 2014 after he was arrested for rape charges in Los Angeles, will remain in prison for at least nine years under the plea deal.

He will then be tracked with a GPS for three to five years by California parole officers before beginning a lifetime probation term that will be administered in Arizona, according to the New Orleans Advocate.

Under his parole and probation agreements, once Sharper, 39, gets out of jail he will never be allowed to drink alcohol, go to bars or liquor stores, visit a sex shop or find a date online, among other restrictions.

If he violates any of the terms, Sharper would be forced to serve at least another 14 years in prison before returning to the same strict conditions outside of cell walls.

As part of his global deal, Sharper has also agreed to share with investigators information he has about his co-defendants, Erik Nunez and Brandon Licciardio, who have both pleaded not guilty to rape and drugging charges in Louisiana.

Licciardi was with Sharper on both nights that the NFL player admits he raped three woman.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ng-three-women-New-Orleans.html#ixzz3dAF6JwC0
 
Evil and dumb. I was under the impression that professional athletes ran into plenty of women who willingly want to have sex with them...
 
Nine years. Good. Plenty of time to consider what an asshole he is. The probation agreement doesn't sound too fun either. No alcohol? Damn, that would have me right there.
 
I wonder if it was the judge who poopooed the deal coz he would be an idiot to turn it down.
The guilty plea that former Saints safetyDarren Sharper entered last year in federal court in New Orleans to charges that he drugged women before raping them has imploded, according to a legal filing Wednesday by Sharper’s attorneys and U.S. Attorney Kenneth Polite’s office.



The government and Sharper’s attorneys asked U.S. District Judge Jane Triche Milazzo to postpone a March 7 trial date that, until now, only his two co-defendants in the federal case expected to face.

The joint motion suggests that Sharper’s attorneys and the feds have gone back to the drawing board to try to hash out a prison term that Milazzo will support, while both sides gear up for a trial.

“Recent developments have led to a resumption of plea negotiations and, prior to that, neither party expected Mr. Sharper to go to trial,” the motion states. “The change in case posture ... has now dictated that the defendant and the prosecution must now prepare for a more complex trial.”

Sharper pleaded guilty in May to three federal drug charges, including a conspiracy count, for allegedly plying women with drugs “with the intent to commit a crime of violence, that is, rape.”


Sharper agreed to a nine-year federal prison sentence, the linchpin of a wider, “global” dealto resolve allegations that the retired All-Pro drugged and raped or attempted to rape nine women in four states while retired from the game and working as an NFL Network analyst.

Milazzo held Sharper’s federal guilty pleas in abeyance pending a probation report she ordered to guide her decision on whether to endorse the global deal. That meant Sharper, 40, could withdraw his guilty pleas at any time.

Milazzo hadn’t set a new sentencing date for Sharper since last summer, suggesting that she was leery of what critics have labeled a sweetheart deal for a famous sports star.

In October, federal probation officials concluded in a sealed report that Sharper should serve about double the nine-year sentence based on the crimes he was admitting, according to a law enforcement source.

Such recommendations by probation officials are not binding, and in most cases federal judges can adjust sentences up or down from the ranges that the probation officials recommend.


Sharper’s guilty plea is different. It requires Milazzo to either approve or reject the 108-month prison sentence and other terms of the unique agreement in their entirety.

Wednesday’s motion suggests Milazzo has done the latter, though she has not issued a written ruling.

Neither Billy Gibbens, Sharper’s attorney in New Orleans, nor Blair Berk, the Los Angeles attorney who orchestrated the multiple-state plea deal for Sharper, responded Wednesday to questions about the latest legal filing.

Attorneys for Sharper’s co-defendants in the federal case — former St. Bernard Parish Sheriff’s Office Deputy Brandon Licciardi and former New Orleans steakhouse waiter Erik Nunez — also declined to comment, confirming only that they oppose any continuance of the March 7 trial date, as the joint motion states.

What happens now in the four state cases in which Sharper also pleaded guilty or no contest last year — in Arizona, Nevada, California and Louisiana — is uncertain.


Sharper’s multistate deal requires him to answer prosecutors’ questions about his activities, and he was expected to provide key testimony against both former pals in the federal drug case.

He also was to cooperate in the state case in Orleans Parish in which Licciardi and Nunez both face, among other charges, counts of aggravated rape that carry mandatory life prison terms upon conviction.

Last June, as part of his global deal, Sharper pleaded guilty in Orleans Parish Criminal District Court to two counts of forcible rape and one count of simple rape from a nine-count indictment that also names Nunez and Licciardi. Sharper admitted he raped three women in two separate incidents in August and September 2013, the latter at his Tchoupitoulas Street condominium. Nunez is accused of joining Sharper in raping two women there.

Both Nunez and Licciardi have pleaded not guilty to the state and federal charges against them.

After Sharper’s guilty plea, Criminal District Court Judge Karen Herman said she would not endorse the agreed-upon sentence until after Milazzo ruled in the federal case.

Sharper’s pleas in the four states, and the deal itself, appear to place him in a bit of a trick bag. The 14-page “memorandum of understanding” that he signed last year said that if he were to withdraw his guilty plea in state court in New Orleans, any statements he’s made to authorities can be used against him.

A spokesman for District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro’s office declined to comment, citing an office policy against discussing open cases.

The global agreement says Sharper’s plea agreement in Los Angeles “is an independent agreement and is not predicated on defendant’s plea or sentence in any other jurisdiction.”
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LarzlovesJahi said:
Evil and dumb. I was under the impression that professional athletes ran into plenty of women who willingly want to have sex with them...
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Yeah ...when they're conscious and can remember it so they have something to brag about...Oh he raped me when I was unconscious...he fucked my ass...I don't do anal. (Crying) (I never got paid) (sobs) Who the fuck wants to be that girl?
 
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