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Sunderland's Titus Bramble cleared of sex assaults
Published: 31st May 2012 14:44:24
Premier League footballer Titus Bramble has been cleared of sexually assaulting two women.
The Sunderland defender was accused of groping a woman's bottom in a nightclub in Yarm, on Teesside, before sexually assaulting another woman in a cab home.
The 30-year-old, who was born in Ipswich but now lives at Wynyard in Middlesbrough, had denied the charges.
He was cleared by a jury at the end of a four-day trial at Teesside Crown Court.
Mr Bramble admitted that he was "quite drunk" on the night in September 2011 and shared a consensual kiss with the woman in the back of a cab before her mood changed.
Believing something was wrong, the taxi driver took the pair to a police station, where Bramble was arrested.
Sunderland AFC said it would not be making any comment about the case.
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BBC News, 2012. Sunderland's Titus Bramble cleared of sex assaults. [Online] (Updated 31 May 2012)Available at: http://www.manchesterwired.co.uk/news.php/1432041-Sunderlands-Titus-Bramble-cleared-of-sex-assaults [Accessed 18th May 2013]
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