UPDATE: Three SU Students Guilty of False Imprisonment in Alleged Assault Case

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Originally charged with hate crimes, Salisbury University students now face misdemeanor charges

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Originally Charged With Hate Crimes, Salisbury University Students Now Face Misdemeanor Charges

The Washington Blade reports that the first three Salisbury University students charged in an attack on a man they allegedly lured to an off-campus apartment using a dating app are set to stand trial this week. Read more at the Washington Blade

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Two SU Students Guilty of False Imprisonment in Alleged Assault Case

Two Salisbury University students who initially faced hate crime and assault charges in connection to an alleged group attack on a man in October have pleaded guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment.

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Two Salisbury University students accused in hate-fueled attack plead guilty

Two Salisbury University students accused of being part of a group of a dozen who lured a man to an apartment using a dating app and beat him because of his sexual preferences have admitted to their roles in the attack. Logan T. Clark, a 20-year-old from Severna Park, and Sean Antone, a 19-year-old from West Friendship in Howard County, each pleaded guilty Thursday to false imprisonment, online court records show. Both had been charged with seco…

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Salisbury University students face trial in attack on man from Grindr

The first three Salisbury University students charged in an attack on a man they allegedly lured to an off-campus apartment using a dating app are set to stand trial this week.

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Two SU students sentenced in alleged hate crime

SALISBURY, Md. – Two Salisbury University students accused in an alleged hate crime appeared in court on Thursday. Logan Clark and Sean Antone, both 19, were among 15 students accused of luring a man to an apartment under false pretenses, tying him up, and beating him. Both Antone and Clark pleaded guilty to false imprisonment, while prosecutors declined to pursue assault charges at this time, according to court records. Each received a two year…