A athlete at West Virginia Secondary School faces a criminal concern for adults after he was claimed that he is raising a opponent in his face and broke his nose during the basketball game, according to the newly obtained court documents.
Gage Keterman, a 18 -year -old student and basketball player at Harman School, was arrested last Monday for the alleged game time attack.
West Virginia Police was notified of the attack on February 27, after the injury was reported by the mother of the wounded student after hours of the match between Al -Ittihad Secondary School and Harman School.
The woman claimed that her son was “raised in his face” by Ketterman. According to what was reported, the victim's nose was bleeding “abundantly” for more than four hours and should have been transferred to a nearby hospital, according to the court documents obtained by WBOY.
Video footage of the game, which was reviewed by the state police, confirmed the mother's claims.
Police said the video showed Kittman, “directly in the face of” an opposition player. Throughout the match, the clip also showed that it mocks many players by hitting them at the back of the head.
The authorities also noticed that in the video, Ketterman can be seen “wipes something of the elbow that you just used to [the Union player]”
The officers concluded that Ketterman's actions seemed “intended and crime[ly] Mixed in nature. “
Police officers said that Keterman was 18 years old at the time of the accident, to be charged as an adult. One note was issued for the malignant assault and two others to try to the malignant attack.
Ketterman was arrested last Monday and was released on the same day after the publication of $ 12,500, according to the West Virginia court system.
The next court date is scheduled for May 22.
