A grand jury today indicted Nicholas Hermandorfer '08 and a friend with aggravated assault in the beating of a University student that happened during Reunions on June 1.
Over the summer, Hermandorfer and recent University of Virginia graduate Adam Fassnacht turned down a plea deal offered by the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office that would have resulted in probation. Instead, the two pled not guilty to the charges filed against them.
They face sentences of three to five years if convicted of the charges, prosecutor's office spokeswoman Casey DeBlasio told the Associated Press. Charges also include retaliation against a witness.
Robert Anderson '07 was allegedly beaten by the two in an unprovoked attack and suffered a broken nose, a broken cheekbone and a broken orbital socket in the attack.
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At this year’s Reunions and Commencement, the University sought to get ahead of any potential demonstrations by exhaustively emphasizing its policies around protests and interruptions, including that those who disrupted an event could face arrest. However, there were only a few Pro-Palestine protest actions, all of them sparsely attended.
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