Former West Point cadet sued over alleged drugging, forced abortion of ex-girlfriend: 'Horrifying'
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Civil lawsuit follows guilty plea
The lawsuit concerns an incident in March 2022 and seeks damages without specifying an amount. Suh and the woman were both cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at the time.
Suh described obtaining pills
Suh told the judge he gave his girlfriend a drink he described as a prenatal protein shake. After she fell asleep, he inserted abortion pills into her mouth and vagina, according to his account.
Advocate calls alleged assault horrifying
Alliance Defending Freedom attorney Erin Hawley described the alleged assault as “horrifying.” Her remarks concerned Suh's guilty plea and the account of administering abortion pills without the woman's consent. The incident resulted in a miscarriage, according to the report. The civil case seeks unspecified damages.
Key points
- Suh faces a civil lawsuit seeking unspecified damages over the March 2022 incident.
- He pleaded guilty in June to assault causing substantial bodily injury to a dating partner.
- Suh told a judge he ordered abortion pills and gave his girlfriend a sedative.
- The woman wanted to continue the pregnancy, and the incident caused a miscarriage.