Collegiate Times

Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick?s apartment was searched by Blacksburg police, stemming from an affidavit filed Thursday in Montgomery County Circuit Court.

Two females, ages 14 and 15, said Vick, 19, provided them with alcohol and engaged in sexual intercourse with their friend, age 15, sometime Tuesday, according to the affidavit.

Police searched Vick?s apartment Wednesday night in the Chase, located off Roanoke Street. Police searched for bottles of vodka and rum, a digital camera, sheets and clothes from Vick?s bedroom, used condoms, or any other item of evidence that Vick and the juvenile engaged in sexual intercourse, according to the affidavit.

Reports from police indicating what they recovered from the apartment have yet to be filed with the clerk?s office.

In the affidavit, the girls said they ?danced and stripped from their clothing.? At one point during the party, Vick took the girls? friend into the bedroom and had sex with her, according to the affidavit.

University spokesman Larry Hincker said the case is in the hands of the police.

?(Virginia Tech) defers to the Blacksburg Police Department to state the facts of the case,? Hincker said. ?No immediate actions are planned, but the university could enact athletic or student sanctions, depending on the results of (the) police investigation.?

Vick has not been charged with a crime. Police are investigating the incident only as contributing to the delinquency of a minor, which is a misdemeanor charge, according to the affidavit.

Vick, a redshirt freshman, split time at quarterback with Bryan Randall this season. In Tech?s final game, Vick lined up at wide receiver and scored two touchdowns in the Hokies? loss to the University of California.

Vick is the younger brother of former Hokie quarterback Michael Vick.