Hearing in NC sports agent case delayed until June

Posted Apr 28, 2014
The next hearing for five people charged with violating North Carolina's sports agent law by providing benefits to former Tar Heels football players has been delayed until June. Patty Mitchell with the Orange County district attorney's office says a hearing scheduled Tuesday is now set for June 25. Prosecutors provided about 40,000 pages in investigative records to defense attorneys before a December hearing. (WRAL.com)

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