| Third sexual assault report of the semester filed Sunday |
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| Written by Nicole Hines,The Shorthorn staff | ||||
| Tuesday, 27 October 2009 05:07 PM | ||||
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UTA Police began investigating a report of a sexual assault of a woman Sunday morning, the third report of a sexual assault this semester. The woman told police that after meeting two men at Milo’s, a bar at 501 E. Division St., she agreed to give one of them a ride to Centennial Court apartments at 717 W. Mitchell Circle. The second man followed the two with his car and all three entered the apartment, she told police. She called police at 2:33 a.m. and reported that one of the men sexually assaulted her in the apartment at 2 a.m. “Officers took the woman to get a SANE examination, but she refused to have the examination done,” police assistant chief Rick Gomez said. The SANE exam is performed by a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner and is used to find evidence related to a sexual offense. The woman told police she did not want to press charges. Senior detective Hank Pope is leading the investigation. The case is active. Views: 315 | E-mail
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