Indianapolis Colts Player "Josh McNary" Has Been Charged With Rape!

 

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Just days before their AFC Championship game, 

Indianapolis Colts player Josh McNary has been 

reportedly charged with rape, criminal confinement 

with bodily injury and battery resulting in bodily injury. 

A 29-year-old woman accused an unknown man of 

sexually assaulting her on Dec. 1st. Police officials 

determined that McNary was a suspect after 

investigating a cell phone the woman said she took 

from her attacker’s apartment.

The woman, whose identity has not been revealed, 

picked McNary out of a lineup of photos and said he 

looked familiar but could not say he was the culprit for 

sure. She claims that she and her attacker got into a 

physical altercation where she scratched his face, 

back, neck and shoulders before she was allegedly 

sexually assaulted.

McNary’s lawyer, Ed Schrager, said that he denies the 

allegations but turned himself in to law enforcement 

officials in a “respectful and peaceful manner.”

“The charges and affidavit publicly disseminated on 

Wednesday afternoon are not evidence of wrong 

doing but simply one side’s story,” Schrager said in a 

statement. “Joshua has full and confidence in the American way, including its justice system, which he 

pledged to protect and defend as a West Point 

graduate and lieutenant in the United States Army.”

When McNary’s home was investigated by police, he 

reportedly told them “I know why you’re here” and had 

evidence of his own preserved for the police. The 

Colts have also issued a statement saying they cannot 

give their thoughts on the situation due to not knowing 

many details.

“Unfortunately that’s the limit of our knowledge,” said 

the team, who have a 13-5 standing. “At this time we 

are very concerned and trying to find out what the relevant facts are, but we have insufficient information 

to venture any opinion. As we learn more we will make appropriate updates.” The Indianapolis Colts play the 

New England Patriots in the AFC Championship game 

on Sunday, Jan. 19th.