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Four suspects found in alleged sexual assault at MSD
Originally published November 03, 2009


By Gina Gallucci-White
News-Post Staff


The Frederick Police Department anticipates charging four Maryland School for the Deaf students in an alleged sexual assault of a male student on Oct. 27.

Three of the students are juveniles while another is an adult, said Sgt. Jason Keckler. All four are male students and lived in the same dormitory as the student who was assaulted, according to police.

Keckler did not release what charges the four will be facing.

The assaulted student, whose name was not released, was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital the night of the assault and released the next morning, police said.



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