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Police say there are inconsistencies in the story of a McCain campaign volunteer who told them she was mugged in Bloomfield on Wednesday night by a man who etched a "B" on her cheek when he saw a McCain sticker on her car.
Ashley Todd, 20, of College Station, Texas, spent five hours with robbery detectives last night at police headquarters, where she took a polygraph test. She told police that a man robbed her as she tried to take money from an ATM machine at Pearl Street and Liberty Avenue around 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Ms. Todd told police she then began walking to her car, which had McCain stickers on it. She told police that although the robber had moved away from her, he became agitated when he saw her car, punched her in the back of the head, pushed her to the ground and carved the letter into her face.
A photo of the woman shows what appears to be a backwards capital B on her right cheek.
Yesterday, she said the man sexually assaulted her, a detail that police said she didn't mention in the initial report.
Police today said that security camera footage from the Citizens Bank doesn't show the incident, but it could have happened outside the camera's range. Police also said they have found no witnesses to the attack.
Ms. Todd has said she will return for further interviewing today and will help police create a composite sketch of her attacker.
He is described as a 6-foot 4-inch, 200-pound black man, with medium build and short black hair.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08298/922564-100.stm
Ashley Todd, 20, of College Station, Texas, spent five hours with robbery detectives last night at police headquarters, where she took a polygraph test. She told police that a man robbed her as she tried to take money from an ATM machine at Pearl Street and Liberty Avenue around 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Ms. Todd told police she then began walking to her car, which had McCain stickers on it. She told police that although the robber had moved away from her, he became agitated when he saw her car, punched her in the back of the head, pushed her to the ground and carved the letter into her face.
A photo of the woman shows what appears to be a backwards capital B on her right cheek.
Yesterday, she said the man sexually assaulted her, a detail that police said she didn't mention in the initial report.
Police today said that security camera footage from the Citizens Bank doesn't show the incident, but it could have happened outside the camera's range. Police also said they have found no witnesses to the attack.
Ms. Todd has said she will return for further interviewing today and will help police create a composite sketch of her attacker.
He is described as a 6-foot 4-inch, 200-pound black man, with medium build and short black hair.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08298/922564-100.stm
