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Grand jury indicts Lawrence Taylor


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Associated Press

NEW YORK -- Pro football Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor has been indicted by a suburban New York grand jury on charges of rape, criminal sexual act and sexual abuse.

The indictment Wednesday comes after his May 6 arrest at a Holiday Inn. Prosecutors say he paid a 16-year-old girl $300 to have sex with him.

The former New York Giant was also indicted on charges of endangering the welfare of a child and patronizing a prostitute.

Rockland County District Attorney Thomas Zugibe says the 16-year-old told investigators that she had been verbally threatened and physically assaulted. She said she was brought to the hotel room by a pimp later arrested by New York City police.

Taylor has denied the charges. His attorney did not respond to calls seeking comment.

Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press

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stupid crackhead has been a complete disgrace to the University

what a waste

ignorant knuckledragger could not handle the weight of being a champion

What does any of this have to do with paying for a 16 year old prostitute? Why are you so angry?

Did LT touch you? Show us on the doll?

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the letter of the law reads that you can't bang underage chicks but the intent of it is to ward off overage predators.

I do not think there is any question he bought a prostitute and sealed the deal. The issue is that she was underage and whether or not he knew it.

community service

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What does any of this have to do with paying for a 16 year old prostitute? Why are you so angry?

Did LT touch you? Show us on the doll?

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He is the best linebacker to ever play the game and has the sense and class of someone just a little smarter than you. Its a waste. That's all.

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