The former NBA guard Ben McLamore was considered guilty of rape in Oregon
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A jury in Oregon discovered that the former NBA guard Ben Mclermore was judged to have raped a 21 -year -old woman on Thursday, during an accident during her period with the Portland Trail Blazer.
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The trial lasted 11 days in the County of Clackamas, as well as 10 hours of resolutions of the jury, for Espn. Mclermore was sentenced on charges of first degree rape, first degree illegal sexual penetration and second degree sexual abuse, although it was declared not guilty of a second count of second degree sexual abuse.
The 32 -year -old McLemore, who declared himself not guilty for all four reasons, has a conviction scheduled for next Wednesday.
The declaration of the local district prosecutor:
“We recognize that there are those who fear that people with celebrity status or a position of importance can avoid the accusation. Not in the County of Clackamas. This case shows that my office proceeds criminal acts regardless of the state of the crime community,” said the district prosecutor John Wentworth.
The accident in question occurred on October 3, 2021 at a party at the home of the then teammate of Blazers of Mclermore Robert Covington. Public ministries said that the victim was “drunk unconscious hammer”, to the point of vomiting and having difficulty walking. According to reports, he passed out on a living room sofa at 2 in the morning
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