The incident, reported Monday by The Miami Herald, which happened at the Atlantis Resort and Casino on Paradise Island on 20 December. Wittels and two friends were released each $ 10,000 bond after a court hearing Thursday.
Wittels father, Michael Wittels orthopedist, told reporters that his son had been arrested in the Bahamas, but said that when all facts are released, her son would be vindicated.
"Anyone can accuse anyone of anything at any moment," said Michael Wittels. "He's not doing well, obviously. It's the wind. Is devastated that someone accused of this."
It is not known what effect the arrest might have on eligibility Wittels' baseball season for the FIU 2011.
Wittels is set to resume his pursuit of the NCAA record streak of 58 Robin Ventura hit games on the weekend of February 18 to 20 against Southeastern Louisiana.
At the end of the FIU of the regular season series against Florida Atlantic University, was Wittels 7-for-14.
He continued his streak in the next eight games - six in the Sun Belt Championship and two in the NCAA regional final, where the Panthers lost to Texas A & M and Dartmouth.
Wittels, who played mostly second base, had a hit in all 56 games last season and batted .417.
"Looks like a nice guy," said pitching coach Jason Jackson FanHouse FAU after the FIU series.
"He's playing very hard and are not economic successes. All you hit, hit hard. It is in the barrel each time. Be sought from time to time, but he is playing very confident and very aggressive.'s In the area. All widely spoken in the area, locked up, whatever, but he is the epitome of that at this time.
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