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| Colin Sime Black |
Colin Sime Black, 33, of Clemson Court in Rockville, was taken into custody by the Special Victims Investigations Division of the Montgomery County police today. Two women reported connecting with Black on Tinder in the past year. In each case, they went to Black's home and engaged in consensual sex. But following that, the victims say, Black then committed additional sexual acts without their consent.
Black has been charged with two counts of second-degree sexual offense and one count of second-degree assault. He was transported to the Central Processing Unit. Bond information is not available at this time.
Police believe there may be additional victims in this case. Anyone who believes he/she was victimized by Black is asked to call the Special Victims Investigations Division at 240-773-5400.
In any organization, leadership sets the tone. County residents have continued to see the lax policies of MCPS leadership regarding rape, sexual offenses and misconduct trickle down to rank and file employees.
robert, are you going to write about the teacher/football coach from Blair who was arrested earlier this week? He is Cory Boatman, the son of former Blair security guard/football coach Cedric Boatman!
ReplyDeleteThe Rockville HS rape case is exhibit A for the lax policy on rape at MCPS. To top it off, MCPS super was standing beside State's Attorney when he threw the victim under the bus for political reasons.
ReplyDelete"To every survivor of sexual assault .. . You have the right to be heard. You have the right to be believed." - Hillary Clinton
MCPD found that no rape occurred, you dope.
ReplyDelete2:10: Wrong. MCPD stated in their report extensive evidence of a violent gang rape. The professionals were overruled by elected official for totally political reasons. Not a single shred of evidence was presented by Mr. McCarthy that "no rape occurred, you dope."
ReplyDelete"Not a single shred of evidence was presented by Mr. McCarthy that no rape occurred."
ReplyDeleteThat's not how our American justice system works, you Birdbrain. If you want "guilty until proven innocent", please move to North Korea.
10:19: And that's why we have something called a trial, a day in court. The victim never received hers. She had "a right to be heard and the right to be believed." That right was taken away by Montgomery County elected officials. Shameful. Perhaps Harvey Weinstein would still receive a hero's welcome at Montgomery County government offices. Disgusting.
ReplyDeleteAnd the goalposts get moved once again...
ReplyDeleteThe VICTIM also has the right to privacy and to decide ON HER OWN whether to testify at trial.
ReplyDeleteShe certainly doesn't need YOU telling her the details of her case.
Your obsession with this case shows your ignorance in this matter. I work with the victims of sexual assault and violence on a daily basis, and we certainly don't need a male telling a female his opinion of what she thought at the time, or whether the was assaulted or not.
All remaining charges in the supposed 'Rockville HS Rape' case dropped
ReplyDelete9:16: The handling of the Rockville HS gang rape case by the MoCo political cartel will live in infamy. To this day, there is no credible evidence supporting the State's Attorney's decisions.
DeleteIn infamy due to rushing to judgement by the community, the right-leaning press, and by MR ROBERT DYER.
Delete9:28: The sick thing is, is that the State's Attorney declined to press charges simply to allow people like you to make such fake comments. How do you get out of a PR disaster? Make the state's attorney make the whole thing disappear with a wave of the magic wand. Sad!
DeleteContinue on your anti-victim crusade and look like a ignorant putz.
DeleteThe more you talk, the bigger the hole you dig yourself into.
12:13; "The VICTIM" said she was gang-raped. She was going to trial, until the State's Attorney sided with the defendants' attorneys, who engaged in a vicious campaign of victim shaming.
ReplyDeleteYOU are the one victim-shaming with your assumptions.. You know so little about actualities of this case.
ReplyDeleteYet you continue to deride and re-victimize the girl by re-hashing "your" view of the incident, all for your own benefit. Disgusting behaviour.
Have you no shame, Mr Dyer?
You still don't get it, Dyer. You don't need evidence to decide not to prosecute someone. You need evidence to prosecute and convict someone. The County Attorney's office realized that they had insufficient evidence to convict, and therefore dropped the charges.
ReplyDelete3:33: Wrong. The police report and forensic evidence alone was enough to convict.
DeleteDo you have a law degree? Have you worked on criminal cases? Have you prosecuted criminal cases?
DeleteI didn't think so.
I'm an electrician. I've got as much mastery of this legal crap as you do.
There's a special place in hell for people like Robert.
ReplyDelete"And that's why we have something called a trial, a day in court. The victim never received hers. She had 'a right to be heard and the right to be believed.' That right was taken away by Montgomery County elected officials....She was going to trial..."
ReplyDeleteNo. She did not want to testify. Please stop lying, Dyer.
10:34: Whoa, whoa, whoa - you're now mixing up the later porn trial with the original rape charges. It was never stated that the victim did not wish to testify in the original gang rape case. "Please stop lying."
Delete9:25: And you know more than I do? Laughable. My view is the victim's view. She reported rape, and she has a right to be heard and believed.
ReplyDelete"'The evidence does not support rape charges', Montgomery County State's Attorney John McCarthy said on May 5.
ReplyDelete"'We have concluded that the facts in this case do not support the original charges filed in this matter', he said at a news conference. 'Due to the lack of corroboration and substantial inconsistencies from the facts that we have obtained from multiple sources since the filing of the original charging document, the original charges cannot be sustained, and prosecution on those charges is untenable.'
"McCarthy said the investigation was extensive and included multiple interviews and reviews of phone and computer records, school surveillance video and medical records."
Source: Rape Charges Dropped in Rockville High School Case That Stirred Immigration Debate - NBC4 Washington http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Attorney-Teens-Charges-to-be-Dropped-in-Rockville-School-Rape-Case-421448613.html?_osource=SocialFlowFB_DCBrand#ixzz4wHm6lU12
Saith Robert Dyer: "The rapists, should they be found guilty, do deserve the death penalty. Unfortunately, the Obama administration assisted Mr. Sanchez in finding his way to our non-death-penalty jurisdiction."
ReplyDeleteDyer's ignorance of our American legal system continues to astound. There is no state in our nation that executes for rape alone - the death penalty may only be imposed for first-degree murder, per Supreme Court rulings in 1972 and 1976.
Robert Dyer is a one-man lynch mob.
Saith Robert Dyer: "Murders in MoCo are up, up, up."
You would be wrong, again. There was a spike in 2014 and 2015, but the numbers have returned to their historical average since then. There were fewer homicides in Montgomery County than in Fairfax County in 2016.
Homicides in Montgomery County -
2014 - 14
2013 - 8
2014 - 19
2015 - 30
2016 - 15
2017 YTD - 10
Homicides in Fairfax County in 2016 - 19
I work with survivors of rape and domestic abuse.
ReplyDeleteSo, yes, I do know more than you do.
How do you know what the victim's view is?
When did she speak with you?
If you haven't spoken directly with her, then all you know is gossip and hearsay.