The Manchester City footballer faces a retrial on two counts the jury could not reach verdicts on.
Matthew Conway, prosecuting, said: "The prosecution has made a decision. The prosecution has sought a retrial on the two counts the jury failed to reach a verdict on and it has been scheduled for 26 June. The jury failed to reach a verdict on three counts of rape and three counts of sexual assault against Mr Matturie. Mr Mendy's lawyer said he was "delighted" to have been cleared of sex attacks on four women and looked forward to clearing his name at a retrial over two other allegations and "rebuilding his life". The jury failed to reach verdicts on one count of rape and one of attempted rape and a retrial will take place. But after 14 days of deliberation, jurors could not reach verdicts on Mr Mendy's alleged attempted rape of a woman, 29, in 2018 and the alleged rape of another woman, 24, in October 2020.
Former French international will face another trial after no verdicts reached on one charge of rape and one of attempted rape.
Come forward and we will listen to you, we will take action and we will provide you with the support that you need.” The jury was unable to reach verdicts on six other counts against the 41-year-old: four alleged rapes against three women and the alleged sexual assault of two women. He said he reflected on his behaviour while sitting in his cell, and realised only then that it was possible to “hurt” women’s feelings even “if we were both OK to have sex”. Mendy will go on trial over the two remaining charges on 26 June – two and half years after he was first arrested. In a statement issued by his solicitors after the verdicts, Mendy said he was “delighted” with the acquittals. Mendy, who appeared close to tears in the court dock, had been accused of being a “predator” who turned the pursuit of women for sex into a game during parties, some held during Covid lockdowns, at his £4.8m home.
Benjamin Mendy cleared of six counts of rape and one count of sexual assault; the jury has been discharged after it failed to reach a verdict on two further ...
We are at a point now where we can't agree." "We are committed to investigating all allegations of rape and sexual assault - no matter how long ago they took place. On Friday, the judge asked if the jury would reach verdicts if they had more time.
Judge Everett has ended the trial that had been going on since August 10. In it, Benjamin Mendy was accused by 13 women of multiple sexual offences.
[Chester Crown Court](/topic/chester-crown-court)that Mendy was a "predator", who used to pursue women for sex as a game. Mendy has been accused by 13 women of multiple sexual offences. [Sebi Notices to PE, VC Funds for Flouting Rules](/epaper/delhicapital/2023/jan/13/et-front/sebi-notices-to-pe-vc-funds-for-flouting-rules/articleshow/96949716.cms) Benjamin Mendy was first arrested in November 2020. Benjamin Mendy was suspended from Manchester City in August 2021. The Manchester City footballer was first arrested in November 2020.
Manchester City football player Benjamin Mendy was found not guilty of six counts of rape and one count of sexual assault at Chester Crown Court, ...
“Manchester City FC notes the verdict from Chester Crown Court today, where a jury has found Benjamin Mendy not guilty of seven charges. The court official told CNN that jurors were unable to reach verdicts on one count of rape and another of attempted rape in Mendy’s trial, which began in August 2022. Mendy’s friend and co-accused, Louis Saha Matturie, was found not guilty of three counts of rape.
An English jury found Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy not guilty Friday on six charges of rape and one count of sexual assault after several women ...
And you have watched it play out, unusually, in front of your eyes. “What you have actually seen with your own eyes in this case is — I hesitate to use the word — a real life liar,” Eleanor Laws, one of Mendy’s attorneys, said in her closing argument. The incidents took place during parties at his mansion in Cheshire, England, and an apartment in Manchester, some of them held illegally during England’s
Pep Guardiola, Mendy's manager at Manchester City, told Chester Crown Court that "in their private life I don't know what they do". "I don't follow ...
"He drips in designer. He stressed to the court, though, that if a woman ever said "no", he would "be fine", adding: "I'd accept it and I'd stop." He said he had never considered contraception and added that it was "normal" for him to have sex with a number of different women. "You can tell a mile off he's a footballer, as they all have similar dress sense," she said. He told the court it was "honestly so easy" for him to meet women and have sex with them. "All my life, I have never had the time to really think about what I was doing," he said. Appearing for the defence, he told the court Mendy had suffered a number of long-term injuries and was "not the perfect professional". "I was not thinking like how they were feeling or they can be upset because, for me, if they wanted to have sex and I wanted to, everything was fine and I would carry on my partying," he said. She told the court that women, looking "a little worse for wear", were sometimes still there and the house was a "catastrophe", with discarded food and drink lying around. "Underwear I didn't wash, I put it to one side and there was a cupboard for phones and handbags," she said. Ms Deakin said she wanted this "so he had a bit of sanctuary, to lock people out, and that was his safe haven". During Mendy's trial, she said her "role was to look after the first-team players and the management staff in every aspect of their lives".
Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy was found not guilty on Friday on six counts of rape and one of sexual assault.
Louis Saha Matturie, 41, who was the co-accused alongside Mendy and is alleged to be a "fixer," was found not guilty on three counts of rape relating to two teenagers. The verdicts could not be reported until jurors concluded considering the remaining two counts. The not guilty verdicts related to four young women or teenagers.