Charges dropped against former Orlando City SC player, brother after arrest in Osceola County
Prosecutors filed a no information notice in case against Jonathan Suárez-Cortes and Rafael Suárez Jr.
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Orlando City soccer player jailed on sexual battery charge
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – The Orange-Osceola State Attorney’s office has dropped charges against former Orlando City soccer player Jonathan Suárez-Cortes.
The state attorney’s office filed a no information notice with the court on Tuesday, effectively ending their prosecution of Suárez-Cortes.
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The notice states that the “case is not suitable for prosecution” and that Suárez-Cortes’ record should be cleared. The notice does not give further detail on the decision to drop the case.
New details in sexual battery investigation involving Orlando City player
Orlando City Soccer Club player accused of sexual assault
Sheriff s officials say a player for the Orlando City Soccer Club is accused of sexually assaulting a woman. Deputies arrested 24-year-old Jonathan Suarez-Cortes and his brother, Rafael Suarez Jr. late Tuesday.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - An Orlando City soccer player and his brother are each being held on $20,000 bonds at the Osceola County Jail.
Jonathan Suárez-Cortés, 24, and his brother Rafael Suárez Jr., 25, are each charged with sexual battery.
Deputies took the men into custody late Tuesday night. Investigators said the victim and a friend met up with the Suarez brothers at Top Golf in Orlando, then went back to the Suarez’s Kissimmee-area apartment to play beer pong Sunday.
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Abdala vaccine clinical trial is going well in Cuba
Abdala vaccine clinical trial is going well in Cuba
Santiago de Cuba, Jan 9 (Prensa Latina) The clinical trial of the vaccine candidate Abdala, one of the four underway in Cuba, is going well today at the Saturnino Lora Hospital in this eastern city, where it has been taking place for the last month. Dr. Rafael Suárez, director of the healthcare center, reported that the intramuscular application of the preparation for immunization against Covid-19 has hardly presented adverse reactions, mainly associated with discomfort in the area of the puncture.
He indicated that for the second phase, some 600 voluntary participants will be selected, through a call that will be announced with the pertinent requirements.