Key Evidence Missing In Pomersbach Sexual Assault Case

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Doctors failed to collect blood samples of allegedly inebriated player; police did not seize closed-circuit television footage
Less than 24 hours after the Delhi Police began investigations into a case of alleged molestation and assault by Indian Premier League player Luke Pomersbach, sources have told The Hindu that doctors did not gather blood samples that could hold the key to proving whether the Australian cricketer was inebriated.
A Delhi court also heard arguments that the police had failed to seize closed-circuit television camera footage installed at the hotel that could corroborate the Indian-American victim's statement and the contention of the accused that he was invited to the hotel suite where the incident allegedly happened.
Police say the control room had received a distress call at 6.23 a.m., claiming that a woman's boyfriend had been beaten up by an IPL player in their suite at Maurya Sheraton Hotel in central Delhi. They alleged that Pomersbach, who was staying in the hotel, was partying along with his teammates in a ground-floor hall to celebrate his RCB's victory over Delhi Daredevils on Thursday, when the victim and her fiancé also joined in.