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Williams guilty of disorderly conduct in 'love boat' trial (Minn. Vikings)
ESPN ^ | 4/20/06

Posted on 04/20/2006 3:00:43 PM PDT by Paddlefish

Former Minnesota Vikings running back Moe Williams was found guilty of disorderly conduct Thursday on a charge stemming from a boat-party sex scandal. But a jury found him not guilty of two other misdemeanors, indecent conduct and lewd or lascivious behavior. Williams was accused of fondling the breasts of a dancer during the cruise last fall on a suburban lake that included several other Vikings players.

After the verdict was read, Williams told the judge, "I never intended to do anything that would basically make anybody feel uncomfortable."

Williams was fined $300 and sentenced to do 30 hours of community service working with women or children. The exact program was not immediately determined.

Williams, 32, was the first player to be tried in the case.

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TOPICS: Local News
KEYWORDS: football; justice; sexualabuse; sports; vikings
The case against D. Culpepper was dismissed earlier.
1 posted on 04/20/2006 3:00:45 PM PDT by Paddlefish
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To: Paddlefish

I can never understand why women think theycan appear hlf naked and make suggestive dancing moves in front of drunks and come awauy unaccosted.

Is it right that they cannot? No---But common sense says it going to happen. Dont work there.


2 posted on 04/20/2006 3:12:54 PM PDT by sgtbono2002
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