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Woman who claimed to be drugged at UNH frat party reaches plea deal

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You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.A Manchester woman has entered into a diversion agreement to resolve a charge of filing a false police report in which she claimed she was drugged during an off-campus fraternity event at the University of New Hampshire.Olivia LeClerc, 20, has agreed to undergo mental health counseling and complete 40 hours of community service, according to Durham Deputy Police Chief Rene Kelley.&nbsp; Upon completion of the terms of the agreement, the charge against LeCLerc will be dismissed.LeClerc was accused of presenting police a forged drug test that showed she had benzodiazepines in her system. According to an investigation, no one at the Kappa Sigma social held during the last week of February drank beverages containing the drug.LeClerc’s attorney said on Wednesday that the event traumatized the woman, who has been harassed online since news of her arrest became public.Tom Reid, who represents LeClerc, said the woman truly believed her drink had been spiked at the social. LeClerc blacked out and became violently ill, requiring her to go to a local emergency room, Reid said.Reid said LeClerc was not alone in her belief that the beverages served during the Kappa Sigma social with her sorority might have been spiked.“From the sorority, 18 members had reached out telling the sorority president that they drank the ‘jungle juice’ and didn’t feel well afterward. They knew something was wrong with it,” Reid said.Reading from police documents, Reid said that of the 18 women, six reportedly sought medical attention.Reid said LeClerc and her family have a message for other young people who attend parties: Do not drink common-sourced beverages.“We hope this can be used to reaffirm the important message to young people who choose to drink alcohol – avoid open-source beverages, and do not take drinks from others if you don’t know what is in it. There can be dangerous consequences,” Reid said.Kappa Sigma was placed on suspension by the chapter’s national organization following the incident. UNH is almost finished with its investigation, according to spokesperson Erika Mantz.According to the college’s policies on social events, the purchase or use of bulk quantity of common sources of alcoholic beverages, including punch, is prohibited.© Copyright 2022 , 100 William Loeb Drive Manchester, NH&nbsp;| &nbsp;|Powered by from .Sorry, an error occurred.You are logged in&nbsp;Sign up withThank you .Your account has been registered, and you are now logged in.Check your email for details.Sign in withSubmitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password.An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the e-mail address listed on your account.×Thank you.Your purchase was successful, and you are now logged in.Rate:Begins:Ends:Transaction ID:A receipt was sent to your email.This offer is currently unavailable.Close

You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.A Manchester woman has entered into a diversion agreement to resolve a charge of filing a false police report in which she claimed she was drugged during an off-campus fraternity event at the University of New Hampshire.Olivia LeClerc, 20, has agreed to undergo mental health counseling and complete 40 hours of community service, according to Durham Deputy Police Chief Rene Kelley.&nbsp; Upon completion of the terms of the agreement, the charge against LeCLerc will be dismissed.LeClerc was accused of presenting police...

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