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Court papers released in Bernie Fine case
By: Katie Gibas
We have new details in the ongoing investigation into SU's former associate head basketball coach Bernie Fine. Court papers have just been released, outlining search warrants that have carried out to date and what was seized. Katie Gibas has more.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Court documents have brought new information to light in the investigation of SU's former associate head basketball coach Bernie Fine.
According to records released Monday, federal investigators have been looking for











that could be used to "groom young males'' for sex. They are also investigating whether Fine took minors across state lines for sex, which is a felony.
In all, four search warrants were carried out. The details were made public via the Federal Court Systems website.
One search took place at his DeWitt home, another at his office at the Carmelo Anthony Basketball Center at Syracuse University and two safe deposit boxes: One at HSBC and one at Key Bank.
Fine's home was searched back on November 25th. At that time, we saw federal prosecutors seize three large filing cabinets. With these court documents, we have learned that they also took a number of CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes, photos, computers, cameras and cell phones.
At his office at the Melo Center, similar items were taken.
Nothing was found at the safe deposit box at HSBC, but seven letters were taken from the box at Key Bank.
All of this comes after allegations that the former assistant basketball coach molested three boys, two of whom were ball boys for the team back in the 1980s.
In multiple written statements, Fine has denied the allegations.
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