Dublin firefighter pleads not guilty to raping woman in Boston

A Dublin firefighter accused of raping a 28-year-old woman over St Patrick’s Day weekend in Boston appeared in Suffolk Superior Court where he pleaded not guilty.

Terence Crosbie, 37, from Dublin was arrested at Boston Logan International Airport last March when he attempted to fly back to Ireland. He was indicted by a grand jury on a rape charge in May.

According to the prosecution, Crosbie was in Boston with members of the Dublin Fire Brigade for the St Patrick’s Day parade.

The woman told Boston police she had been assaulted at the iconic Omni Parker House hotel after meeting Crosbie and one of his colleagues while out to dinner on Thursday, March 14th, Assistant District Attorney Erin Murphy told the court.

US media reports and Channel 10 news Boston detailed that the woman informed police she had gone back to the hotel with a man who was staying in the same room as Crosbie. She said they both fell asleep in separate beds in the room. Crosbie was not there at the time,…

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