A Long Island speech therapist claims that an Australian sheep farmer who picked her up at a bar in 2005 drugged and raped her in a midtown hotel. The 28-year-old woman, who was not identified, admitted to jurors on Wednesday that she had had at least six drinks at two West Village bars with sheep farmer David Green, but believes he must have slipped her a roofie that led to her being "lights out." She claims she woke up in the middle of the night at the Affinia Hotel with Green "on top of me and having sex with me." more ›

MyFoxNY reports that a woman on a Continental flight from Tel Aviv to Newark says she was drugged and robbed by a fellow passenger: "The alleged victim says another woman, a stranger who was sitting next to her on the plane, spiked her soda and then stole her pricey Swarovski jewelry out of her purse. The Port Authority confirmed that the woman filed a report on Sunday. The Port Authority forwarded the case to the FBI, which would have jurisdiction. However, the FBI will not comment about whether it is investigating the case." Last month, a man was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman on a Hong Kong-to-Newark Continental flight. more ›

A sonogram technician at Staten Island's Richmond University Medical Center has been charged with raping a female patient while she was on a prescription drug similar to morphine. Kenrussell Salvador, 33, is accused of raping a 30-year-old woman while giving her a sonogram. more ›

The Harvard Law School grad suspected of setting a fire inside a memorial for unidentified victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks claims he was drugged before he torched the shrine. A lawyer representing 26-year-old Brian Schroeder said someone might have "put something in his drink" before the 26-year-old Ivy Leaguer — who moved to New York to accept a job at a law firm — set a blaze that destroyed flowers, notes, photos, and other mementos inside Memorial Park at First Avenue and East 30th Street. In fact, the attorney claims that Schroeder didn't realize he was setting a fire in a 9/11 memorial, "although police sources said he made sure to gather many of the teddy bears left by victims' families to start the fire," according to the Post. more ›