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SAVING ABEL Guitarist Accused of Sex Assault

February 7, 2009

Cecily Burt of the Oakland Tribune reports that a roadie with the band SAVING ABEL who was arrested with the band's co-founder Tuesday night on sexual assault charges remained in custody Saturday.

Lead guitarist Jason Null, 33, and guitar stringer Brandon J. Danger, 21, were arrested on felony charges of forced oral copulation and forced oral copulation on a minor after performing at the Oracle Arena in Oakland, California Tuesday night (February 3).

A 17-year-old girl from the Central Valley who attended the concert with her younger brother told police she was lured to the band's tour bus after Danger asked her if she wanted to be in a rock music video.

Read the entire report from the Oakland Tribune.

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