19 call was one she'd been waiting for for 14 years. 19, halfway through Nassar's seven-day sentencing in Ingham County, to apologize.Ĭommunicating by Skype on Thursday, Randall-Gay said the Jan. Walsh and Hall said they called Randall-Gay on Jan. She related the appointment to police and had a rape kit processed at Sparrow Hospital.

Randall-Gay told her mother, who took her to Meridian Township police. According to the police report, when Nassar massaged her buttocks, he said, “I bet people at physical therapy don’t do this.” Randall-Gay told police that during an appointment for scoliosis Nassar touched her vagina, without warning her in advance, and massaged her breasts for several minutes. Watch the press conference at the top of this story.Īt the age of 17, Randall-Gay approached Meridian Township police with concerns about a recent appointment with Nassar. 'We will be better and we are sorry that we were manipulated and deceived back in 2004.” 'We know we can be better,' Walsh, who was hired by the township in 2013, said. Walsh and Police Chief Dave Hall spent more than an hour discussing the 2004 case that might have stopped the disgraced doctor 14 years ago, as well as initiatives to prevent future mishandling of sexual assault cases. “On behalf of the community, our police department, to you, Brianne, we failed you,” Manager Frank Walsh said.

Holding back tears, Meridian Township's manager apologized to the woman whose 2004 sexual assault complaint against Larry Nassar was never forwarded to prosecutors.

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