Woman sues, says Sabres’ Evander Kane injured her

7 Eyewitness News reported in March that charges would not be filed against Kane, after the Erie County District Attorney’s Office investigated claims of alleged sexual assault.

According to the filing, Kuechle says she suffered “serious emotional trauma” and “serious, permanent and painful personal injuries” from Kane’s alleged attack.

The Buffalo Sabres star was arrested earlier this month – after officials say he got violent during a night at Bottoms Up bar on June 24th.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Sabres forward Evander Kane has pleaded not guilty in Buffalo City Court to charges alleging he grabbed three women during an altercation at a downtown bar in June.

When Kane appeared in court Monday morning, his attorney Paul Cambria pleaded “not guilty” for him. Judge Barbara Johnson-Lee scheduled his next court date for September 9. Cambria called the allegations “extremely exaggerated” while saying his client “denies strenuously any wrongdoing”.

Kane was changed with misdemeanor criminal trespassing, non-crimnal disorderly conduct and four counts of non-criminal harassment.

Kane is also now under investigation for harassing three women at a Buffalo bar. Police said two women accused Kane of trying to push them into his auto during two separate incidents around 3 a.m. He scored 20 goals and added 15 assists in 65 games last season.