Eight U-Va. Lacrosse players have been charged with alcohol-related offenses during their careers at the school
May 6, 2010
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The Washington Post (DC)
By Matt Bonesteel, Daniel de Vise, and Meg Smith
“Eight of the 41 players on the roster of the University of Virginia men's lacrosse team, including accused murderer George Huguely, have been charged with alcohol-related offenses during their careers at the school, according to court records.”
“The charges include underage alcohol possession, using a fake ID and driving while intoxicated, according to a review of records available online. Two players were found not guilty, while six were convicted or pleaded guilty. A ninth player was charged with underage possession of alcohol, but it is unclear whether he was attending U-Va. at the time. His case was dismissed…”
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