Three Aggie Football Players Charged in Connection with a 2017 Assault and Named in Civil Suit
Three Aggie Football Players Charged in Connection with a 2017 Assault and Named in Civil Suit
Earlier this month, three men involved in Aggie football were charged for participating in a “2017 assault that left a Utah State University student with significant injuries.” Two of the men are also named in a separate civil suit as well. According to police reports, the men include Ricky Ali’Ifua, his brother Demytrick Ali’Ifua, and Aaron Wade and claim the three were “working at the Castle Manor where they were providing security during the Halloween Costume Catastrophe on Oct. 28 last year.” During the party, the victim alleges one of the men “became angered when the victim bumped into him just before a promotional event that night” and threw a punch at him that missed. Unfortunately for the victim, that was just the beginning of a night he wouldn’t soon forget.
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Aggie football players face charges, lawsuit in alleged assaultRicky Ali'ifua, Seattle Seahawks
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