"One of the downfalls in the investigation was it should've been passed down to another expert," said Hall. The Meridian Township police department admitted Thursday to ignoring many factors in Brianne's case. I felt like my complaint was ignored, I felt like I was ignored" said Brianne. "When I reported my abuse to Meridian Township in 2004 I was disappointed that there were no charges filed. "I appreciate the sincerity by Frank Walsh and Chief Hall" said Brianne Randall-Gay, Nassar survivor.īut for almost 14 years Brianne told us she felt silenced.
When she answered the phone she, "immediately broke down" as they apologized. "We had to give her a call, It was an apology that needed to be given," said David Hall, Meridian Township Chief of Police.īrianne said she has waited 14 years for that call. "To you Brianne, we failed you," said Frank Walsh, Meridian Township manager. MTPD said it was past time, and they owed it to Brianne. They told News 10 the Ingham County prosecutor and attorney general's office told them not to release the report because it could jeopardize the prosecution of Nassar.Īfter the Ingham County sentencing they were given the green light to release the report. The township publicly apologized to her Thursday after not filing charges against Nassar in 2004.
14 years after Brianne Randall-Gay told Meridian Township police she was molested by Larry Nassar the department finally admits she was right.
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