Oklahoma State has dismissed A.J. Ferrari from its program amid a sexual assault investigation into the national championship-winning wrestler, according to The Oklahoman.
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A Stillwater woman reportedly filed a protective order against Ferrari on July 5, but details are reportedly unavailable.
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The Stillwater Police Department released a statement Wednesday confirming Ferrari, full name Albert James Ferrari Jr., was the suspect in a sexual assault investigation from an incident on July 2:
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On Saturday, July 2, 2022, at 4 p.m. Stillwater Police Department responded to a report of a sexual assault investigation that occurred within our jurisdiction.
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The suspect in the case has been identified as, Albert James Ferrari Jr.
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The case is currently under investigation by our Criminal Investigation's Unit. SPD is committed to thoroughly investigating these cases.
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Once the investigation is complete the case will be submitted to the Payne County District Attorney's Office for consideration of filing charges.
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Per the NCAA, Ferrari is one of 19 wrestlers in NCAA history to win a title as a true freshman, which he did at 197 pounds in 2021.
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Ferrari's sophomore season was interrupted in January when he was involved in a fiery roll-over car crash.
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He required helicopter transportation to an Oklahoma City hospital and reportedly experienced internal bleeding, low oxygen levels and fluid in his lungs. His season finished prematurely with a 10-0 record.