Former NFL star Darren Sharper will remain in jail for his rape trial after all. After reporting to prison in response to an arrest warrant issued by a Los Angeles judge in February, Sharper paid $1,000,000 bail to temporarily regain his freedom.<br /><br />But no sooner had he done that, then he was indicted on identical rape charges in Louisiana and Arizona, leading the Los Angeles judge to revoke his bond.<br /><br />Sharper is accused of raping nine women in five states, including California, Arizona, Nevada, Louisiana, and Florida.<br /><br />The former New Orleans Saints safety and NFL analyst for the NFL Network, could be imprisoned for life if he is found guilty of even a few of the numerous charges against him. <br /><br />An investigator in Louisiana described a pattern repeated by all of his accusers across the country.<br /><br />Sharper, who is a well known as a member of the NO Saints victorious Super Bowl team, would meet women at bars or parties and then invite them to a private room. Sometimes a hotel, his own house, or the victim's house.<br /><br />Once there, he would give them Ambien laced drinks. One of his accusers described the drink instantly making her feel weak and drowsy.<br /><br />A New Orleans warrant says Sharper even admitted raping unconscious women to an unidentified witness. <br /><br />Sharper remains in a Los Angeles prison, while the states negotiate trial dates and extradition to all of the jurisdictions where he is wanted.
