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that occurred in 2012. >> you had talked with her about previous assaults? >> that was the april 6 as sought with the assault with the bottle. >> you mentioned something about 2010. you can clarify what that was? >> my understanding, jackie brought to dean areramo's attention those incidents. >> i didn't think jakeky kyjackie was at the university in 2010. >> i don't know if she had actual knowledge, but knowledge that she shared. >> you mentioned the importance of how important it is to investigate early to get that forensic evidence. why was this not fully investigated? >> when we learned about it? you're talking about april and may of 2014? >> right. early on. you mentioned it was the university to come forward and help. upon learning of allegations, was an investigation -- >> she did not wish too purchase are sue the criminal justice system and she had the right to do that at that point. >> did she give a reason why or her attorney give a reason why she was not fully cooperative? >> i don't recall that she did. >> last contact we had was on december 10.

. >>> just had an assault with injuries to the inmate. >> after an inmate is assaulted. >> the blood came out when his head struck the floor. >> the jail identifies a suspect. >> he is a bully. he likes to prey on the weak. >> but the violence doesn't stop there. >> he sucker punched me. >> this ain't the first time you assaulted anybody. >> what is the evidence? >> it's scary. >> there are people over there that have hunter tattoos on them and they are looking at me wondering what i'm here for. >> a young inmate gets a a crash course how to survive in jail. >> don't tell people you were 18. tell them 24, 25. >> as he prepares to deal with the consequences of his situation. >> your decision killed two people. their lives forever. and now the best days of our lives are over. ♪ >> just over the ohio river is another city of sorts, the hamilton county justice center, population 1,300. most of the men and women in this jail are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of the cases. >> we are returning a small city basically. it is a city that never sleeps. when you

of assaulting her. he also had -- i don't want to characterize it as a drug problem -- but you know, he was using drugs back then. which of course, you add drugs to a temper and you can end up with problems. i think that's what was going on. >> previously, i had struck out at her. previously in losing an argument, yes. in not knowing how to handle the slamming doors and the things that are thrown and the words that hurt, i lashed out and slapped her and left bruises, you know, doing that. >> kevin green denied hitting his wife that night and said he had an alibi for the time of the assault. green said he left for hamburgers around 1:30 in the morning, but said he did not stop at the nearest jack in the box restaurant because it was crowded, driving instead to another that was 15 minutes away. >> so according to his alibi, he had this long period of time, a relatively long period of time, that he went to go to this jack in the box. >> and police were also suspicious since there was no evidence of a break

again, he assaulted another inmate and got 15 days lock in. so that is two assault.ithin less than a month apart. >> i don't be regretting nothing i do, you feel me. because it be reason for everything. >> according to lackey, the fight results from lips talking to others about lackey's reputation. >> couple guys let me know he be saying i'm the ringleader. and i got tired of it. don't be painting pictures to other people just because you feel some type of way. we all grown men. >> he is a bully. he likes to prey on the weak. he doesn't feel that he should have to ask for anything. he just likes to take it from you. he likes to be the leader basically of a pod. >> lackey says he wasn't extorting nobody. >> it wasn't extortion ring. i ain't extorting people. it happen. but it only hop to people that let it happen. some people deserve to get extorted or put themselves in a situation to get extorted. their way of keeping people off that you are [ expletive ] is paying them. so if y'all call that extortion then i guess it's extortion. >> since the assault the unit has be

are victims of sexual assault. and far too few of the assailants are punished. a growing movement of alleged victims coming forward and demanding change. we're hearing from the woman who says the heisman trophy woman raped her. >> why me? >> she looks perfect on the outside but she endures chronic pain on the inside that won't go away. she says a new self-help technique is allowing her to get back into action. will it bring relief to others too? >>> kangaroos, koalas and dingos, oh, my. if you think all the animals down under are cuddly and sweet, you'ding wrong. but first, the "nightline 5." >>> good even. thanks for joining us. tonight sharing powerful stories from women who say rape is rampant on college campuses. stepping out of the shadows to say it happened to them and that schools are failing to protect their students. now a controversial new film is helping their movement grow. by taking these institutions to task. here's abc's amy row bah. >> it's my pleasure to announce the 2013 heisman memorial trophy wi

. >> breaking overnight a woman walk be home from the gym gets robbed and assaulted on a philadelphia street. >>> we have word on a shootout between two men and the bad guys who were trying to mug them. >> good morning 5:30, march 27. let's head over to david murphy and talk about the rain and what the rain does to the roads with karen rogers. >> reporter: it is wet in the northwest suburbs. parts of it pounding down much of montgomery county and pushing out of the chester county and affecting the southern portion of the montgomery county and areas around mercer county, as well. it's not raining much in south jersey, maybe drizzle along the shore counties and dover south. as all this pushes toward the east in the morning hours. 40 in allentown. 43 in millville. 45 in wildwood, new jersey, as we head out to catch the school bus, kids or get the car started it will be rainy with cloudy and cool conditions between 6 even 8:00 a.m. temperatures in philadelphia, 40 degrees. tgif everybody # 2 degrees on your -- 42 degrees on the storm tracker 6 live app with rain falling it will be wet by

following breaking news this morning, two teenagers are quickly arrested after they allegedly sexual assault a woman as she walks home in port richmond. >>> a man turns the tables on a robbery. >> we're tracking rain and cooler temperatures for your friday. >> good morning everybody, let's talk about the rain and see what it's doing to the roads with david and karen. >> reporter: it is making it wet this morning, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows there's steady rain north and west of philadelphia. no lightning or thunderstorms. down the shore you're not seeing as much. in philadelphia, your most heavily traveled roads are wet with a fair amount of rain coming down. this continues well to the south and west. this is shifting to the east a little bit as it travels to the north. we expect the rain will be centered in the morning with the gradual drying in the in the afternoon. 44 degrees in philadelphia. 44 in wilmington and millville. we don't have any problems with icing out there. as we roll through the day 46 degrees by noon. you can see the rain tapering off a little bit as we head in

chapters around the country and this is why. >> s.a.e., sexual assault expected. >> sexual assault expectede say s.a.e. not only stands for sigma alpha epsilon but also for that very uncomfortable phrase, sexual assault expected. that was a clip from the cnn film "the hunting ground." an expose of sexual assaults on college campuses. joining me now is the producer of that film. amy, nice to have you. thank you for coming in. you and i met just a week ago when this film began its rollout across the country. we were talking solely about sexual assaults and this particular fraternity featured fairly prominently -- a lot of people knew that expression, sexual assault expected. >> when we traveled around the country looking into researching the epidemic of assaults on our campuses, time and again, we asked students, what have you heard on your campus, where is it dangerous? and they'd say s.a.e. and we said, are there any nicknames and time and again they would say sexual assault expected is the nickname for s.a.e. >> while s.a.e. seemed to have, according to your research and the people you int

. >> and viciously assaulted she was.e was never released to the public because of her age, stands there with her arms folded while three girls taunt her. then the girl in red comes up, punches her right in the face, tackles her to the ground and pounds on her profusely. another girl joins in the fray and begins to pull her hair all while cursing at her. >> [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]. >> the victim, in agony, crawls up in a ball but is kicked in the head several times. this violent scene takes place in the school yard of a local elementary school. the victim is allegedly lured there by the three girls to settle a dispute one of them is having with the victim on the internet over a boy. >> you see the victim, the girl realizing that this isn't going to be a one-on-one conversation, that she was being assaulted. >> ryan alomar is the 16-year-old videotaping the attack. as it turns out, ryan is not an innocent bystander but a participant in the setup. his job is to record the beating as it happens and then post it on the internet.

and it probably was the worst assault i'd ever seen. man lived. >> later, with the personal camera our producer let him use, bailey told a different story. >> things are looking different to me now. i'm no longer on rtu as a result of my excessive behavior, if you want to call it. i dropped the ball. i don't know why i did. i disappointed myself and i disappointed my supporters. i have a lot of people that are in my corner, but because i somewhat relapsed, if you want to call it, they're kind of disappointed with me, and they have ever right to be. these people have been something that no one has given me during the course of my incarceration, which would be a simple chance. >> indiana was the first prison to allow inmates to use these little personal cameras that we left them. and it turned out that the inmates would actually reveal a lot more intimate details using these personal cameras than they would when we were present. and in darren's case, he pretty much admitted to committing this assault. >> susan just popped up, and she want

house and she also alleged a 2014 sexual assault.at that fraternity house. we have no evidence of that. no one has come forward making such allegations, no witnesses or victims, no evidence whatsoever to support that -- support those claims. but we're asking if anyone has information related to a sexual assault that occurred in 2010 at that fraternity house, or 2014 at that fraternity house, or any other fraternity house, that they please cooperate with the police and bring that to our attention. and one last thing that i will say, that i've reiterated before since being called before the board of visitors to have this important discussion having police involvement at the very early stages of these investigations is extremely, extremely important. and as i said months ago and will repeat now, with every second of every minute of every hour of every day of every week of every month of every year we lose evidence. we lose testimonial evidence we lose physical evidence. we lose forensic evidence. we lose the evidence that is important t

both men may face criminal charges. >> this is a felony assault, aggravated assault.ecause they beat him unconscious and then continued to beat him afterwards. they believe this gentleman is a sex offender and they don't know the whole story. but they are trying to send a clear and precise message that he's not wanted, not needed there, and this is what happens. >>> coming up -- >> i know you're pretty mad at me right now. >> highly pissed would be an understatement. >> deany nava and rafael gonzalez learn just how much their actions might cost them. >> you know if he dies you go manslaughter charge, you know that. ll, i'm sorta mr. craig. we're both between 35 and 45 years old. we both like to save money on car insurance. and we're both really good at teaching people a lesson. um, let's go. cool. sit down! alright. sorta you, isn't you. only esurance has coveragemyway. it helps make sure you only pay for what's right for you, not someone sorta like you. i think i blacked out from fear... did we ask him where mr. craig was? we did. esurance. backed by allstate. click

she was sexually assaulted and beaten to death.itness reported seeing a white male in a white pickup truck near the cemetery, just like pam kinamore's case. and the killer wasn't through. the body of 26-year-old carrie yoder, a doctoral student at lsu, was found near the whisky bay bridge, not far from where pam kinamore's body was discovered. dna tests confirmed the same man sexually assaulted and presumably killed all five women. >> he's very intelligent. i think he was doing a lot of as i call it surveillance work. he was stalking his victims. he knew their movements, methods and movement, and he's going to be tough to catch. >> desperate for a lead, police called the fbi in washington, d.c., and asked for a criminal investigative analysis of the crimes. >> we thought this was more someone who followed women, who watched women from afar. and when he interacted with women, it would be shortly into that interaction before they felt uncomfortable with him. >> the fbi predicted the killer was antisocial and earned a below-average in

for that first degree assault charge, up to 10 years for the second degree assault charge. even more time in prison for other charges he's facing. reporting live in bowie, mike conneen, abc 7 news. mauree within the past year abc 7 has reported on the arrests of three off-duty prince george's county police officers on assault charges. in two of those cases, investigators say the officers pointed guns at the alleged victims. abc 7 asked state's attorney angela alsobrook about those arrests and she says the arrest of three officers out of 1700 is not an epidemic and officers are saving lives. a former f.b.i. agent is expected to plead guilty to obstruction of justice and drug charges. matthew lowry is facing a 64 count indictment. he was found unconscious in an f.b.i. vehicle near the navy yard in september. lowry reportedly overdosed on drugs seized as evidence. prosecutors have dropped drug charges against 28 people because of lowry's alleged evidence tampering. only on 7, a warning after five violent daytime muggings in northwest washington neighborhood. the attacks all ha

a straight assault. it's crazy. >> what were you doing? >> i was facing the door trying to ask the co. i'm faced towards the door. >> and he came up and hit you. >> yeah. >> as the jail investigator, my responsibility is to find out all of the facts of what occurred. it come across the radio as a signal nine. it may just be an assault here. >> thompson whose 20 days away from completing a 6 month sentence for heroin possession is in segregation for a previous fight. but he says he was not the aggressor than or now. and that he had already hung up the phone and went upstairs when harris began assaulting him. >> as soon as i came down the steps he swung. so i clocked him. that was it. i only clocked him one time. that was it. one punch. that's it. it was all over the phone. no this -- this dry. this came from the other -- when the dude like -- when he took my peanut butter off my tray, i clocked him too. >> [inaudible]. >> people keep trying me. i have to defend myself. >> trying to find out who the aggressor is here. you want to make sure y

military handled sexual assault cases. i spoke to kirby dick and amy ziering at this year's sundance film festival. >> there's been quite a few studies that show that the rate of sexual assault is between 16% and 20% of undergraduate women are sexually assaulted in college. so this has been a problem that the universities and colleges haven't addressed and this is one of the reasons we felt we had to make this film. >> brown: do you conclude that it is more prevalent now or that we know about it more? >> both. it's true that over the last year or so this has become a topic that is much more covered. and i think one of the reasons for that is a couple of the women that we covered in the film who were assaulted at the university of north carolina at chapel hill then became activists and started a movement. that has brought this whole issue to attention. >> brown: amy, you managed to talk to a remarkable number of women. how hard was it to locate them? >> because of the frequency that these crimes are committed on our campuse

they are both facing charges for sexual assault and kidnapping. we're live at special victims unit eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> police need your help identifying a group of bandits in northeast philadelphia. this surveillance video from early wednesday morning show the burglars. they struck the pharmacy on academy pharmacy they got away with boxes of medicine. they were driving a white pick up truck and a silver suv. if you have any information contact philadelphia police. >>> investigators will pick through the rubble of a gas explosion that leveled an apartment building in manhattan injuring 19 people. surveillance shows the explosion in east village and people running from the scene. officials say plumbing and gas caused the explosion and the resulting fire destroyed two buildings. new york mayor said it appears no one is missing but the family of a 23-year-old man says he hadn't been seen since the explosion. another building exploded in new york city a year ago that blast leveled a building in east harlem ki

expected. >> sexual assault expected. >> sae sexual assault expected. >> are there any parties or placesget warned not to go. >> sae sexual assault expected. >> that is why they threw in the racist thing to clear their name from the other thing. >> please welcome kirby dick and aim ear ziering. -- amy ziering. thanks for being here. (applause) >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> jon: so what astonishingly when you watch this just as you saw in that clip here these young girls and there is a short of an awareness that there are certain places that if they go to there is a heightened danger. but it does feel like well if everybody knows this an this is just common knowledge, how is this place not shut down? how is this sae not shut down? whatever campus this is. >> i think what we found is people don't really understand the magnitude the way it is ticking place. there are a lot of misconception. they think it's just a date gone bad or bad hookup or you know miscommunication. and it's not. what we found is actually a highly calculated premeditated crime that can be p

. >> so you are saying that you didn't assault anybody? >> i didn't assault nobody. i didn't do anything. >> who got assaulted? >> i don't know. i don't even know the dude. i don't even know what they talking about. they said that they seen me on camera there, but i want to see the camera. because it's not there. i was there, but i wasn't involved with it, do you know what i mean? i don't know the guys that was involved in it or anything. >> so you never put your hands on him. >> nah, i never put my hands on anybody in there. that's why i say i would like to see the video before anything takes place. that way i'll know for sure, okay, i did it. you know what i mean? >> you know if you did it or not, right? >> i know. >> you better get your story straight. >> for real. >> i saw you on video. >> maybe it wasn't me. >> you have pretty distinctive looks. i am reviewing the video to verify his participation in the fight that happened last week. he claimed he was nowhere around or he had no participation other than him living in the pod, so i'm going to go ahead and review

so with the failed assault on fort stedman lee is now going to be forced by a union assault. it figures of lee could assault but that many men from the east of petersburg, he must've weakened his line somewhere, and so he orders his other units to probe and the union six core which finds us up to the south and west of petersburg, will end up capturing a large portion of the picket line in front of them along the jones farm. and it is there that they will use this new extended position to start looking for places where they may possibly break through the confederate lines. but perhaps even more importantly that day, is a visitor to that battlefield. because on march 25, 1865, not only are these two armies against one another, but the president of the united states is going to watch these two armies fight against one another. in one of those simple ironies of the war, had the confederates reached that railroad to the rear of fort stedman, the president of the united states, along with the commanding general for u.s. armies, is coming through on one of the trains. they are heade

investigators also found evidence of sexual assault. but at the time, dna testing was still in its infancy. >> in 1986, we weren't even online. our state was not doing dna testing. although it was beginning to be done in other places, there were only a few select laboratories that did it, and it was a very, very expensive process. >> but by the time nancy ludwig was murdered, dna testing was routine. and to the surprise of investigators, dna testing proved what margarette eby's son knew instinctively, that the same man killed both women. >> i thought we had our case solved. and he said, well, the good news is we've matched your case. the bad news, we still don't -- can't give you a suspect. >> the dna profile of their killer did not match any of the known criminal offenders in the national database. >> the dna match didn't tell us who that person was. that was our job, to find him. >> but it wouldn't be easy. margarette eby's murder took place many years earlier, and nancy ludwig was murdered in detroit, over 75 miles away from flint. b

leon: a sexual assault inside d.c. police headquarters. the allegations against the officer who is also a pastor. a substance that could be deadly mailed to the white house. investigators trying to track it. steve: the high temperature today made it up to 73. changes are on the way. leon: and the royals are here. what they have planned in d.c. next. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] leon: up first, disturbing details about a d.c. police officer accused of sexually assaulting two teenage girls. one of the alleged crimes is believed to have happened inside police headquarters. alison: darrell best who was a d.c. police officer and a pastor in the district. leon: roz plater has the latest along with the department's response. roz: lots of questions about the officer. at one time he was a sergeant, he is now an officer. he is a 25 year veteran assigned to the fourth district. we don't know why he has an office on the fifth floor, the same flo

she was attacked and sexually assaulted. >> we have the video showing the moment an explosion rocked a new york city neighborhood causing massive fire and building collapse. >> we have david and karen here for with the weather and traffic. >> good morning let's go over to david. >> reporter: as we step outside we have rain pushing through philadelphia and northern suburbs trenton getting hammered and southern bucks county, as well. the lighter stuff to the west of us making roads welt. you might be seeing snowflakes mixing in. i've got rain on the terrace. but it's been looking like on 89 traffic cameras and our twitter folks are saying it's mixing in. ground temperatures are mild enough and we were mild yesterday where we don't think any icing will happen there. satellite view shows the rain chugging up the coast. it will slide to the east and we'll see drying. 41 degrees in philadelphia. down to 39 in allentown. 40 in wilmington, 45 in wildwood. as we roll through the day, 41 currently and about that by 8:00. noon, 46. 3:00 p.m., 49 degrees looks like we'll get a high of 50 that wi

if that violation happened at or near the time of the sexual assault. this bill is really intended according to its supporters to protect students and to hold the universities accountable. coming up in the next half- hour, staggering statistics about the number of women across college campuses, across the country who are being sexually soughted. more on that coming up at 6:30. back to you in the studio. >> nikki reporting live from annapolis, maryland, this morning. >>> a contractor worker accused of groping a student inside a damascus middle school is due in court later today. 44-year-old john epps is expected to enter a plea in the case. prosecutors say epps groped a 12-year-old girl in a hallway last october. he faces sex assault charges. >>> the burial for former massachusetts senator edwardbrook takes place -- edwardbrooke takes place this afternoon. he was the first african- american popularly elected to the ?a. he died in january at 95. he was the first republican to call for the resignation of president nixon during the watergate scandal. he als

most recent a sexual assault assault. fox 29's bruce gordon is live from that campus tonight for us. bruce? >> reporter: iain, university of officials say the female victim in yesterday's pre-dawn assault may well have known her attacker. the case is being probed by west chester borough police. but make no mistake this is very much a west chester university issue. high tech alerts helped create the perception that crime here is on the rise. the latest text and e-mail alert from the university rhee reports a sexual assault in the pre-dawn hours of sunday morning at a private residence on south walnut in the borough. some female students told us it feels like such timely warnings are becoming common place. >> it happens every weekend. but i don't go out unless i'm with somebody. so -- >> you don't feel safe just being out by yourself. >> no, no. definitely not. at nighttime. >> reporter: latest incident follows another sex assault and a pair of attempted strong arm rob pros of west chester students in the past couple of wee

they're charged with aggravated assault wreckless endangerment and other crimes. temple university says allegations of improper conduct at off campus location back in january. these men face court appearance march 31. >>> a suspect is in custody in a shooting in juniata park this morning. the victim was shot four times, along the 4600 block of ella street. there is no word on his condition. >> and the montgomery county health department has declared sawed err ton area high school to be in outbreak status. two students have been diagnosed with per test us, also known as whooping cough. parent are being told to keep coughing students home until they can be examined by a doctor and tested for whooping cough. >> 4:49, check every big business. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange jill, good morning, hearing that starbucks and usa today, they are teaming to up tackle the issue every race relations in the u.s. what are they doing exactly? >> well, good morning. this week, barista's will write two words on customer cups. race together. n

and the sexual assault safeguards are very comprehensive. and comparable to what's in dhs pria. >> do you know which contractors are not adopting those voluntarily. >> facilities are not typically, if to the extent they're trying to comply with dhs standards in the absence of a contract modification, it's not something we're always aware of. i would say that, you know, that would be more likely to be the case with some of our larger -- >> so you don't know who does and who doesn't? >> i'm personally not citing that as an assertion that particular -- i don't want to give you the impression that i think that's happening in a particular number of cases. i don't know. i can tell you precisely how many facilities have contractually adopted it. i can tell you precisely how many facilities have adopted our different detention standards, including pbnds. and they are also governed by doj. so i don't know how many of those county jails have chosen to comply with that. >> does a detainee who suffered an assault or sexual assault in a facility have a r

he was charged with robbery and assaulting an officer. they arrested another person too, a minor. the third person got away. >>> police in france say they have identified dozens of bodies but have many more to go after the crash that killed 150 people last week. you can see investigators in the mountains. they're working to recover wreckage including a missing black box that could tell them more about the crash. french prosecutors say co-pilot andreas lubitz deliberately drove the plane into a mountain. the plane's pilot tried to use an axe to get back into the cabin that day. >>> right now protesters are picketing outside a northern virginia church as people walk in for sunday service. a young woman came forward saying she was abused by the leaders and the members of calvary temple church in sterling. loudoun county detectives are looking into multiple claims of verbal physical and sexual abuse. calvary temple church has not responded to those allegations. >>> time now on your sunday morning is 10:05. still ahead, we take a look at what's in the week ahead. >>> family friends and

say it's an assault. i would say more a punishment. >>> i was told you was up for murder. but you never know. >>> a distraught father speaks for his son who, if found guilty, could face the death penalty. >> i know my dad knows in his heart that i ain't no killer. i know he knows that. [ laughter ] ♪ >>> overlooking charleston harbor is ft. sumter. it's here that the first shots of the civil war were fired in april, 1861. the fort is but one part of history that has been preserved in charleston, south carolina, a city that several travel publications describe as the most hospitable in the nation. but outside downtown sits a modern-day fortress where strife and conflict often overshadow southern hospitality. >> it's crazy here. you get a little bit of everything. you have suicidal inmates. you have females. you get alcoholics from the street that come in, combative. >> i'm telling you! >> you've got segregation inmates. you've got a whole bunch that you've got to deal with at one time. >> there are about 1

betty threatt pleaded guilty to charges that included assault and child cruelty. threatt admitted she and her boyfriend poured scalding hot water on the child, taped his arms and legs with duct tape, barely fed him and left him locked in the bathroom of their apartment for days on end. the boy's father eventually intervened and took the child to the hospital. >>> prince george's county police have charged two men in the robbery and murder of a third man in langley park. under arrest tonight 23-year- old sergio serrano and 25-year- old julio rosales. police have not released the victim's name. the body was found early sunday in an apartment building on kanowa street. both suspects lived on the same block. >>> it's finally starting to feel like spring and with spring come spring showers. >> first alert chief meteorologist has more on what could be a wet afternoon commute. >> yeah. a mild night and pretty mild start and dry for the morning commute, 37 in gaithersburg, 39 in la plata, 38 in bowie. clouds will overspread most of the metro area quickly top, but we go th

ongoing. >> he is charged with assaulting these two police officers. regardless of who may be an intended target you hit somebody, that's still assault in a first degree, still punishable by life in prison. that's on each one of the counts pending against him. >> the injured officers who were not actually from ferguson, but had been brought in to help out during the protests outside the ferguson police department, one of them st. louis officer hit in the shoulder, the other a 32-year-old officer frommy nearby town was hit in the head below theye the bullet lodged behind his ear. new now, attorney general eric holder has released a statement saying in part, quote, this arrest sends a clear message that acts of violence against our law enforcement personnel will never be tolerated, end quote. steve steve, what new details are we learning about the alleged shooter? >> reporter: harris, right now, police are saying this about the 20-year-old shooter. first, that he is local from st. louis county. second that he has a criminal record, currently on probation

allegations that deputies forced inmates to fight each other under threats of beatings or sexual assaults. >> taking it very seriously. agreements will be interviewed and the witnesses have started their interviews. >> reporter: [ indiscernible ] >> he is still in a position to do the things he is accused of doing. >> reporter: he won a settlement from san francisco on claims he sexual assaulted a female inmate and two other inmates. >> he took them into areas of the jail where he was not

if we can find out it was an assault that occurred by mr. thompson then we'll push forwards and file criminal charges against him. >> little shaky about it. i don't know. >> you worried about that? >> i'm, very worried about it. i don't need another case on me. because for what? me defending myself. >> alone in his new cell, thompson was more open about how many times he struck harris. in what he calls self-defense. >> i hit hip probably three or four times. hit him a couple of times and then i stopped. and i thought i got to defend myself. i can't let a man play me. >> how are you defending yourself. >> put him to sleep. boom, he went to sleep. i'm going to crack you a couple of more times just because you tried to play me. you put yourself in this predicament. you wear the shoes. you fit them. you bought them. i gave him what he was looking for. now you understand. >> coming up -- >> i knew this was going to be like this, i wouldn't have fought the dude. >> the fight investigation leads to more trouble for dillon thompson. >> you have the

the story made national headlines and put a new focus on sexual assault on campus.questions were raised about the accuracy of the article, and late today, the police chief went through jackie's claims one by one. >> it was during the course of another meeting that she discloses the phi kappa psi house as location of the september 28th, 2012, sexual assault. we were unable to find any basis of fact to conclude that there was even an event on september the 28th 2012 at that particular fraternity house. she said that when she went home that night, her roommate who was a nursing student actually had to help pick the glass particles from her face. i will tell you that that roommate was subsequently interviewed and she denies doing that. they were aware that jackie was to be going on a date that particular night with a person identified as haven monaghan. they had never met haven monaghan. we made numerous attempts to identify who haven monaghan is to the extent that haven monaghan even exists. >> today's report came after a five-month investigation by police, but the stu

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