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Prosecutor submits new evidence against Evander Kane

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BUFFALO, NY - MARCH 01: Evander Kane #9 of the Buffalo Sabres warms up to play the Edmonton Oilers at First Niagara Center on March 1, 2016 in Buffalo, New York. (Photo by Jen Fuller/Getty Images)

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BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Without revealing any details, prosecutors have submitted additional evidence they say supports the charge of trespassing against Buffalo Sabres forward Evander Kane in a case he is also alleged to have grabbed three women during an altercation at a downtown Buffalo bar in June.

Erie County assistant district attorney Lynette Reda submitted what she called a deposition to Judge Barbara Johnson-Lee during Kane’s appearance at Buffalo City Court on Friday morning.

The 25-year-old Kane faces four counts of non-criminal harassment, one count of disorderly conduct and a count of misdemeanor trespass. He is accused of grabbing the women by the hair and neck during separate encounters inside the bar in the early hours of June 24.

The trespassing charge stems from a bouncer forcibly removing Kane from the bar.

Kane pleaded not guilty to all charges last month. He is next scheduled to appear in court on Oct. 31.

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