It was a private conversation that I believe went well,” said police chief David Hall, who was interim chief at the time of the assault and report. McCready, who has since been promoted to sergeant, did not attend Thursday. Randall responded that: “Although this does not erase the pain I have suffered … this process has been therapeutic for me and allowed me to let go of the anger I’ve had.” “We thought that this needed to be done in public.” “You’ve all been through a lot and we’re sorry for that,” Town Manager Frank Walsh told Randall, who Skyped in to a press conference the town streamed online. Officer Andrew McCready took him at his word. Nassar told cops he was performing a legitimate procedure, even using a PowerPoint presentation to back up his deceit. Leaders in a Michigan township publicly apologized to a sex-abuse victim Thursday for botching her 2004 complaint that disgraced former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar molested her - but the cop who actually mishandled the investigation was absent.īrianne Randall, then 17, told Meridian Township police that Nassar spent 10 to 15 minutes “rubbing around and squeezing her bare breasts” and also “massaged her crotch” with bare hands while he was supposed to be treating her for the spinal disorder scoliosis.

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