Men Accused of Blocking Doorway in Alleged William Paterson Sex Assault Case

New details emerging in the alleged sexual assault of a female William Paterson University student allege the five suspects allegedly blocked the doorway of the residence hall where the assault occurred, authorities said.

They also held the victim down and ordered her to have sex with all of them during the Nov. 25 assault, according to NJ.com.

The suspects, all 18-year-old William Paterson freshmen, have been identified as Noah Williams of Camden, Tremaine Scott of Vineland, Darius Singleton of Jersey City, Jahmel Latimer of Hoboken and Garrett Collick of Paterson.

Court documents allege Collick of saying if the victim “wanted to have sex with him, she would have to have sex with all of them,” NJ.com reported. Latimer then walked into the room to ask what was happening and when told, said, “Oh word, can I jump on that?” before allegedly forcing the victim to perform oral sex and penetrating her.

According to the Passaic County Sheriff’s Office, Collick is being charged with conspiracy to commit sexual assault, criminal restraint, multiple counts of aggravated sexual assault and aggravated sexual contact. Latimer is being charged with multiple counts of aggravated sexual assault, while Williams is being charged with conspiracy to commit sexual assault, criminal restraint, aggravated sexual assault.

Scott is charged with conspiracy to commit sexual assault, two counts of criminal restraint and attempt to commit sexual assault, and Singleton is being charged with conspiracy to commit sexual assault, criminal restraint, aggravated sexual assault and aggravated criminal sexual contact.

Bail was set at $200,000 for each with no ten percent option.

Photo 1: Garrett Collick

Photo 2: Tremaine Scott

Photo 3: Jahmel Latimer

Photo 4: Darius Singleton

Photo 5: Noah Williams