CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - Police investigating a rape recently found that the complainant made up the story so she'd get quicker service in the emergency room.
On March 30, police were called to the Gateway Medical Center to investigate a rape, according to a news release Wednesday from police spokesman Officer Jim Knoll.
The complainant, Krystalynn Nicole French, said she did not want to have sex with the suspect and told him several times to stop, but he would not.
Police Detective Heather Boyce determined that no rape occurred. French had gone to the emergency room for a female medical problem and was afraid the medical staff would "blow her off" and make her wait a long time, so she made the allegation, the release said.
French, 20, of Clarksville, was charged with false report and booked into Montgomery County Jail on $1,000 bond.
On March 30, police were called to the Gateway Medical Center to investigate a rape, according to a news release Wednesday from police spokesman Officer Jim Knoll.
The complainant, Krystalynn Nicole French, said she did not want to have sex with the suspect and told him several times to stop, but he would not.
Police Detective Heather Boyce determined that no rape occurred. French had gone to the emergency room for a female medical problem and was afraid the medical staff would "blow her off" and make her wait a long time, so she made the allegation, the release said.
French, 20, of Clarksville, was charged with false report and booked into Montgomery County Jail on $1,000 bond.