Serial rapist ex-NFL player Darren Sharper registers as sex offender in Virginia
Summary
Darren Sharper, a former NFL player convicted of multiple rapes, has registered as a sex offender in Virginia after being moved from federal prison to a halfway house. He is scheduled for release around 2028 and must comply with sex offender registration rules as part of his sentence.Key Facts
- Darren Sharper pleaded guilty in 2015 and 2016 to drugging and raping women in several U.S. states.
- He was sentenced to 18 years in prison in 2016 and has been in custody since 2014.
- Sharper was recently transferred from a federal prison in Ohio to a halfway house in Newport News, Virginia.
- He registered as a sex offender in Virginia on June 1, as required by law.
- At the halfway house, he is preparing to re-enter society, which may include work and limited freedoms.
- Sharper was a well-known NFL player and Super Bowl champion with the New Orleans Saints.
- His co-defendants also pleaded guilty and have completed their prison terms.
- Sharper expressed regret for his actions at his sentencing hearing.
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