
New Plea Deal In Darren Sharper’s Sex Assault Case
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Former NFL star Darren Sharper has made a new plea deal with federal prosecutors in New Orleans in a drug and sexual assault case.
Court documents filed Wednesday don't give any details on the new agreement.
That filing comes two weeks after a federal judge rejected an earlier deal that would have meant a nine-year sentence for Sharper.
Sharper had been given the option of withdrawing his earlier guilty plea. He was set for sentencing Thursday but attorneys on both sides have agreed to a delay in that hearing.
He has pleaded guilty or no-contest to state charges that he drugged and raped women in Arizona, California, Nevada and Louisiana — as well as to the federal charges.
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