NBA trainer arrested on Boston rape and drugging charges

ESPN:

A basketball trainer -- who previously worked with Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and other NBA stars -- was arrested Friday in Rhode Island on a fugitive from justice charge, stemming from a warrant for rape and drugging for intercourse in an alleged incident in downtown Boston.

"The Boston Police Department advises the public of the dangerousness of scentless, colorless, and tasteless drugs such as Rohypnol, also known as roofie, being placed in the drinks of unsuspecting victims."

In addition to Durant and Curry, the accused trainer, Rob McClanaghan, has worked with LeBron James, Derrick Rose, and Russell Westbrook among other NBA players. Steph Curry had written the forward to McClanaghan's recent book "Net Work."

McClanaghan reportedly worked with Boston Celtics interim head coach Joe Mazzulla at Bishop Hendricken High School, but the Boston Celtics say he's not affiliated with the team according to their statement realeased to local Boston television station WCVB, Channel 5.