The District Attorney's Office will review the case and determine if there is enough evidence to file criminal charges
Detectives have completed their criminal investigation into allegations that a group of San Diego State University football players raped a high school girl at an off-campus party last fall, San Diego police said Thursday.
More than 20 investigative personnel worked on the case, resulting in nearly 200 hours of overtime, said police spokesperson Lt. Adam Sharki. Detectives obtained and executed 10 search warrants, interviewed multiple witnesses, examined physical evidence, and reviewed more than three terabytes of digital evidence, he added.
News of the allegations surfaced in June when the Los Angeles Times reported that the university failed to launch an internal investigation or student disciplinary proceedings months after learning of the alleged sexual assault.
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