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Posted On: October 13th 2024, 02:41 am
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Former West Point Cadet Accused of Dr¥gging Pregnant Girlfriend with ‘Protein Shake’ and Forcing Ab%rtion Pills on Her A former West Point cadet, Caleb T. Suh, has been accused of secretly dr¥gging his pregnant girlfriend with a sedative-laced smoothie and forcing ab%rtion pills into her v+gina and mouth, resulting in the loss of her pregnancy, according to a new lawsuit. Suh, son of US Department of Veterans Affairs Chief of Staff Dr. Ryung Suh, reportedly admitted in a federal court guilty plea that he tricked his then-girlfriend into drinking what he described as a “special pregnancy protein powder” shake in 2022. The drink allegedly contained Xanax and Promethazine. According to the lawsuit, the woman, who was also a cadet, became drowsy and incapacitated after drinking the mixture, allowing Suh to administer the ab%rtion pills against her wishes. She later regained consciousness and discovered she was bl+eding heavily before seeking emergency medical attention. Doctors subsequently confirmed a miscarriage and performed a procedure to remove the remains of the fetus. The lawsuit alleged that Suh had obtained the ab%rtion pills by stealing his girlfriend’s identity and creating a fake account with an online pharmacy. He also reportedly obtained Xanax through a friend to sedate her. Following the incident, Suh completed his undergraduate studies in emergency medicine at Cornell University, graduating in 2024, before enrolling in Columbia University’s prestigious Master’s programme in public health. He was charged in federal court and pleaded guilty to felony a+sault in June. He is currently awaiting sentencing after securing a postponement until January to complete his academic semester. Prosecutors are reportedly seeking a two-year prison sentence.
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