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Officials investigating alleged CSC incident

Milford police have assisted Oakland County Sheriff’s Department Highland Substation deputies in responding to a potential third-degree criminal sexual conduct (CSC) case involving a 16-year-old girl.

Authorities were called to a residence on River Oaks Drive on Dec. 31 after two 16-year-old girls were dropped off there. One of the girls’ parents stated the girls were in a highly-intoxicated state when they were dropped off.

One of the girls is a Milford resident who allegedly was so intoxicated she could barely speak when called upon.

The other girl, a Highland Township resident, spoke with police, stating the pair drove to Striking Lanes in Hartland to meet up with two guys. She said that they then left for Highland Greens and a house party, where she and her friends took three shots from a vodka bottle.

She told police that she and the suspect started making out and things got out of control, and she admitted that they had sex in a bathroom and that she didn’t refuse.

The victim told police she met the suspect, 26, through a friend about a month ago. After the party, the suspect and his friend drove the girls home.

While 16 is the legal age for sexual consent in Michigan, the suspect could face charges of furnishing alcohol to a minor, which in this case could constitute third-degree CSC.

The victim blew a 0.152 percent blood-alcohol level when administered a preliminary breath test, while her friend blew a 0.163 percent.

The case has been forwarded to the Oakland County Sheriff’s Department.

One Response to Officials investigating alleged CSC incident

  1. Tommy Terible

    January 13, 2011 at 11:36 pm

    Gorry details aside……. Even with the advent of the PSOR, this “problem” only continues to worsen as time passes. Unfortunately the general public is sheepish and foolish enough to believe the hype and hysteria that the “politically correct” sex offender registry was going to be a “cure all” and that those on it were on it and that this problem would go away. Well folks, you MORONS are so busy paying all your attention to those that are on this registry (and are also the “criminals” that have the LOWEST rate of recidicivism), that you completely fail to see the signs of all those around you (teachers, coaches, fellow parents and even relatives) that make up the 90% of YEARLY NEW ADDITIONS to the registry. Unfortunately we all now live in a society that has been snowed into believing that punishment and not “prevention” is the cure, so the general public is so fixated and convinced that those that are already on this registry are the ones that they need to freak out and be concerned about, that they fail to see the warning signs of the thousands if not tens of thousands of children that are exploited and go un-reported year in and year out. Unfortunately the registry and ostracising those on it has become a way for politicians to make themselves look good for the purpose of election / re-election, and hardly a way in which to help prevent such crimes before they ever occur.

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