Twelve men aged 18 to 22 held for rape of two underage girls at Jacksonville State University in Alabama
TWELVE men have been arrested in connection with the alleged statutory rape of two underage girls at Jacksonville State University.
Eleven of the men have been charged with second-degree rape and the twelfth has been charged with sodomy. Neither of the alleged victims is affiliated with Jacksonville State University, but several of the men arrested are reported to be students there.
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