
Aiova University Student was detained for a threat to a woman who sued the basketball player Kobi Bryant. John William Roche called this woman and said that he would kill her if she did not respond to his accusation.
Rosh was caught after his call was tracked on the state telephone channels. However, as this call was tracked, it is not reported. It should be noted that if a student is found guilty, then he faces a five -year prison conclusion and a fine of 250 thousand dollars.
Rosha’s friend, Elliot Shind, told the Associated Press that John is a fan of sports, and spent the whole day before the call at the golf tournament. After that, having drunk pretty, Rosh and made a ill -fated call. At the moment, Rosh is released on bail. However, on September 2, he will have to come to the court in the city of Denver.
Recall that the superstar of American and world basketball - Kobi Brianu was charged with rape attempts. If a basketball player is behind bars, this can destroy one of the most sensational sports quarries in the world. Brian himself very emotionally reacted to the accusations, saying that he had ties with a woman who announced him to the police. In particular, Brian said that he was sorry that he could not turn time back.
24-year-old Kobi is accused of a criminal offense under the article "Violence". If this is proved, then the famous basketball player threaten four years in prison. The prosecutor of the county of needles, which is located in the state of Colorado, Mark Hilbert said that he could prove that Brian used physical force for sexual contact with the victim, reports Reuters.
Presumably, Bryant attacked the concierge of a four -star hotel in the Cordillera. The next day, in the clinic of the city of Vale, he was faced with an operation on the knee. However, at a press conference in the Los Angeles "Staplz Center", Brian took his 21-year-old wife Vanessa by the hand and told her that he was accused falsely.
The first hearing in this case will be held on October 9 at 13.00 local time.On August 6th, a basketball player accused of raping a 19-year-old woman, under the supervision of hundreds of television cameras, paid the first visit to the Court of Judgment, where he uttered only two words in 10 minutes. Brian's request that the “fourth power” is not present on this procedure is rejected.
Judge Frederick Hannett announced the charge, and to the question whether the accused objects to the refusal of the right to hold preliminary hearings over the next 30 days, answered "no, sir."