Cornell student who gave police leads in alleged rape says she feels ‘betrayed' over its handling
A Cornell University student who helped provide information to police about an alleged 2024 sexual assault says she feels betrayed by how the case was handled. Cornell University police and the Tompkins County district attorney's office have faced criticism over their handling of the allegations. New York's governor said she was deeply disturbed by the case's handling, and Cornell students have protested in response.
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2 developments- Oct 2Hochul says she’s ‘deeply disturbed’ by handling of Cornell rape case
- Oct 5News Wrap: Cornell students protest handling of alleged rape
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3 viewpointsAs Students Protest Handling of Cornell Sexual Assault Case, a Building Is Vandalized
Cornell student who gave police leads in alleged rape says she feels ‘betrayed’ over its handling
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1 viewpointHochul says she’s ‘deeply disturbed’ by handling of Cornell rape case