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West Point Cadet Sued For Abortion Pills

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West Point Cadet Sued For Abortion Pills. (2026, November 4). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/124215

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Suh was charged in federal court in June 2026 and pleaded guilty June 30 to assault resulting in substantial bodily injury to a dating partner.

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While she wanted to keep the pregnancy, Suh was staunchly opposed and “even threatened to commit suicide if she did not terminate the pregnancy,” the suit said.

3 of 5 outletsfirst reported 2 Novwording from New York Post

Suh admitted creating an online pharmacy account using his girlfriend's identity to obtain abortion medication without her knowledge or consent.

3 of 5 outletsfirst reported 2 Novwording from Fox News

Then on February 4, Suh allegedly went to his girlfriend's barracks and mixed up the cocktail for her to drink, claiming it was a 'special pregnancy protein powder.'

3 of 5 outletsfirst reported 2 Novwording from Daily Mail

Suh asked a federal judge in October to postpone his sentencing until January 2027, in part to complete his semester at Columbia.

3 of 5 outletsfirst reported 3 Novwording from Fox News

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New York Post2 Nov

A West Point cadet named Caleb T. Suh drugged his pregnant girlfriend with a smoothie containing sedatives and forced her to take abortion pills, resulting in the loss of her pregnancy. In 2024, Suh pleaded guilty to felony assault and is awaiting sentencing. Despite these charges, he enrolled in Columbia University’s public health master’s program after graduating from Cornell University. The lawsuit claims that…

West Point cadet drugged pregnant girlfriend with spiked shake, then forced abortion in gruesome assault: ‘Eat this, it’s good for you’ →
Daily Mail3 Nov

Caleb Suh, a 25-year-old former West Point cadet, pleaded guilty to assault in Manhattan Federal Court for spiking his pregnant girlfriend's protein shake with abortion pills in 2022, causing her miscarriage. The incident occurred when Suh was a sophomore and the victim was a freshman; he had been assigned as her team leader. Suh comes from a privileged background; his father is a healthcare executive, and their…

West Point cadet accused of spiking pregnant girlfriend's protein shake with abortion pill is the son of powerful healthcare exec who threw James Bond parties at $17m Washington mansion →
Fox News3 Nov

A former West Point cadet, Caleb T. Suh, is being sued by his ex-girlfriend, identified as "Jane Doe," for secretly administering abortion medication to her without her knowledge or consent in February 2022 when they were both cadets at the U.S. Military Academy. The lawsuit filed on October 28 in New York Supreme Court alleges assault and battery. Suh admitted to creating an online pharmacy account using his…

Ex-West Point cadet sued for secretly drugging pregnant girlfriend with abortion pills →
The Independent3 Nov

Caleb Suh, a former West Point cadet, drugged his girlfriend and forced her to take abortion pills against her will in March 2022, resulting in a miscarriage. After pleading guilty to assault in June 2023, Suh continued his education at Cornell University and was studying public health at Columbia University when the victim filed a lawsuit in October seeking unspecified damages. The case highlights concerns about…

A cadet drugged his girlfriend to force an unwanted abortion. He then went to grad school →
NBC News3 Nov

Caleb Suh, a former West Point cadet who admitted to drugging his pregnant girlfriend in 2022 and forcing her to take abortion pills, has been sued for assault and battery by his ex-partner. The lawsuit claims that after Jane Doe, then a freshman at West Point, refused to terminate the pregnancy with Suh’s child, he impersonated her to get medication online and drugged her, leading to a miscarriage. Suh pleaded…

Former West Point cadet sued for drugging pregnant girlfriend, forcing abortion pills into her body →

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  1. 2 Nov

    While she wanted to keep the pregnancy, Suh was staunchly opposed and “even threatened to commit suicide if she did not terminate the pregnancy,” the suit said.

    3 outlets · New York Post
  2. 3 Nov

    Despite his guilty plea, a judge has allowed Suh to delay his sentencing until January so he can finish the academic semester at Columbia University, where he is currently doing a master's program

    3 outlets · Daily Mail

Coverage 5 articles

Where to start A cadet drugged his girlfriend to force an unwanted abortion. He then went to grad school The Independent

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