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Former West Point Cadet Sued for Secretly Administering Abortion Pills to Pregnant Girlfriend

WHY IT MATTERS

The case underscores how individuals with serious criminal convictions can still gain admission to top universities, raising concerns about admission vetting and student safety.

What happened

In a lawsuit filed in New York Supreme Court on Oct. 28, 2026, Jane Doe, a former West Point cadet, accuses Caleb T. Suh of secretly giving her abortion medication without consent during a 2022 pregnancy. The complaint details how Suh, who had pressured Doe to terminate the pregnancy, created an online pharmacy account in her name, sedated her with Xanax, and administered the pills. Doe was hospitalized and suffered a miscarriage. Suh pleaded guilty to assault resulting in substantial bodily injury on June 30, 2026. After leaving West Point, he graduated from Cornell and enrolled at Columbia’s Mailman School, where the university only learned of his conviction after a New York Times inquiry. He sought a sentencing delay to finish his semester, which a judge granted. Doe seeks compensatory and punitive damages.

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