Ex-Seton Hall player pleads not guilty in robbery

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Updated: 3/18/2010 11:25 am
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - A former Seton Hall basketball player has pleaded not guilty to charges of robbing eight people at gunpoint earlier this week.

Robert Mitchell, a junior forward who played in 31 games this season for the Pirates, appeared in court in Newark via video conference Thursday. He's held on $650,000 bail.

His attorney entered the not guilty plea.

The 23-year-old Brooklyn resident is accused of robbing eight people in a house in South Orange on Monday.

Police say Mitchell robbed the occupants of credit cards, cell phones, cameras and about $300 cash.

Mitchell, who is scheduled to graduate in May, was kicked off the team Sunday by coach Bobby Gonzalez, who has since been fired. Seton Hall did not give a reason for Mitchell's dismissal.
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