The result was Keep. I was ready to discount the number of keeps on this in light of fences nomination. But the revised version of the article and sources show that this is not a BLP1E event and WP:BLP does not prevent us from writing about people who have legitimately been accused of crimes.---Balloonman NO! I'm Spartacus! 03:43, 1 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]
WP:PERP is the relevant notability guideline for this article, in particular the advice that "editors should remember that someone accused of a crime is not considered guilty of that crime until they have been found to be so under judicial process. If such adjudication has not occurred, editors must give serious consideration into not creating an article on an alleged perpetrator until a conviction is secured, since doing so not only risks violating WP:BLP, but also may not adequately satisfy notability guidelines."
This case was first covered in Feb 2009, and is still getting coverage,[1] but the case is ongoing and as the article is so dismal I think deletion is best for now. If and only if he is convicted, a new article can be created. Fences&Windows 00:22, 23 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]