At 12:26 p.m. Tuesday, officers met with a 19-year-old female at Mc-Cullough Hyde Memorial Hospital regarding an alleged rape. The female reportedly told police she was sexually assaulted by a male known to her at her off-campus residence Monday night.
According to police reports, the female had friends at her house early in the night and the group later went uptown for a few drinks. The female and the suspect reportedly returned to the home later, when she was reportedly sexually assaulted. According to police, neither the victim nor the suspect are Miami University students.
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