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FSU Number 5 …item 2.. NO Charges For Winston, Complete Case File Released (Thu 3:03 PM, Dec 05, 2013) …item 4.. Public records reveal new details in state’s investigation of Jameis Winston allegations (Dec. 6, 2013) ..
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By: WCTV Eyewitness News … The Tallahassee Police Department has released the complete case file in the Jameis Winston alleged sexual battery case.

Jameis Winston has NOT been charged.
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Should Winston be charged with a felony, he will be immediately suspended due to FSU’s code of conduct for student-athletes. However, a finding of “extraordinary circumstances” by administration could permit Winston’s continued playing.
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…..item 1)…. Winston investigation over; State Attorney to announce decision Thursday at 2 p.m. …

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The investigation of sexual assault allegations against Florida State University quarterback Jameis Winston came to an end Wednesday, according to the state prosecutor handling the case.

State Attorney Willie Meggs said investigators have learned as much as they can about the alleged assault. He has scheduled a news conference for Thursday at 2 p.m. to announce the findings of the investigation.

In addition, Tim Jansen, Winston’s attorney, and Winston will hold their own press conference after Meggs announces his decision, according to multiple media reports.

The decision will end weeks of speculation and national scrutiny the case has received, due to its high-profile nature with the quarterback of the No. 1 FSU football team. The case has levied intense criticism of the Tallahassee Police Department as well as the football culture at FSU from the public.

DNA evidence gathered by investigators the day of the incident matched Winston’s DNA, which was collected last month. Winston’s attorney, Tim Jansen, has insisted his client’s innocence throughout, claiming the sex between Winston and the accuser was consensual.

The case was reported initially to the Florida State University Police Department shortly before 3:30 a.m. Dec. 7, 2012. The investigation was then handed off to TPD after it was determined the incident occurred at an off-campus apartment.

Winston was named as the attacker over a month after the initial report on Jan. 10, 2013, according to a timeline of the investigation released by TPD. According to TPD interim Chief Tom Coe, the case became inactive Feb. 11 when the accuser stopped communicating with investigators and declined to pursue charges, a claim the family has denied.

The case was handed off to Meggs and the state attorney’s office last month following media inquiries for the initial police report. The accuser’s family and Winston’s attorney has openly questioned the investigation by TPD. Both of have stated TPD failed to interview key witnesses early on. Winston’s DNA wasn’t collected until Nov. 14, about 10 months after the accuser identified him.

Jansen has stated multiple times that TPD told him the case was closed in February while the accuser’s family said they were never notified of a change in status.

Check online at fsunews.com for more on this story and full coverage of both press conferences.

[i] Sports Editor Perry Kostidakis contributed to this report. [/i]
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By: Julie Montanaro; Matt Galka; Garin Flowers Email
Updated: Thu 3:03 PM, Dec 05, 2013

… Winston Attorney Not Sure If FSU QB Will Make Statement 11-22-13 5pm
… Rumors Swirl, Reports Of Leaks In Winston Case 11-21-13 11pm
… Winston Attorney Contends Incident Was Consensual 11-21-13 6pm
… DNA Evidence Leaked In Investigation 11-21-13 5pm
… RAW: Willie Meggs Addresses Latest Leaked DNA Test Results 11-21-13

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By: WCTV Eyewitness News

The Tallahassee Police Department has released the complete case file in the Jameis Winston alleged sexual battery case.

Jameis Winston has NOT been charged.

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By: Matt Galka
December 5, 2013, 12:45pm

Sources inside the State Attorney’s office confirm to WCTV that no charges will be brought against Jameis Winston in the alleged sexual battery case.

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By: Matt Galka
December 5, 2013, 1pm

Tallahassee, FL — WCTV has obtained the probable cause affidavit for the search warrant issued in the investigation involving FSU quarterback Jameis Winston.

The search warrant was signed January 16th in 2013.

The search warrant describes an account from the victim stating that she and her friends went out on December 6th, 2012 to the bar Potbelly’s.

The document goes on to say that the victim said she had about "5-6 shots" at the bar. Her memory becomes "very broken from that point forward."

According to the document, the alleged victim said she "remembered entering an apartment on the ground floor." The alleged victim goes on to say that "she remembers the male taking off her clothes" and engaging in sex with her as "she told him to stop and tried to fight him off."

The document continues with the accuser saying that "at some point another black male with dreads came into the room and told (the male) to stop. The suspect led the victim into the bathroom where he completed the act."

"Her next memory is the suspect dressing her then putting her on a black scooter. She told him where he lived and he dropped her off at the intersection of Call and Stadium. The victim has no idea where the incident occurred.

The document concludes with stating that the "victim sent multiple text messages immediately following the above incident." The purpose of the search warrant was to obtain the content of those texts.

An announcement from the State Attorney about the case is expected at 2 p.m. WCTV will be streaming the press conference live.

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WCTV Eyewitness News

The investigation involving FSU QB Jameis Winston is over, and a decision on if he will be charged will come this afternoon.

The announcement will come just hours before the FSU football team leaves for the ACC Championship game.

Jameis Winston’s attorney, Tim Jansen, has also announced that he will be meeting with the media directly following the press conference.

WCTV will have numerous reporters at the press conference and will be streaming our coverage LIVE online, as well as on TV.

If you don’t have access to a television, CLICK HERE to watch LIVE online.

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By: Garin Flowers
December 5, 2013

It’s now been three weeks since Tallahassee police re-activated the investigation into an alleged sexual assault involving Jameis Winston.

State Attorney Willie Meggs said he will announce what he’s decided Thursday at 2 p.m. Winston’s attorney Tim Jansen reacts to the news.

"I think the public wants this resolved, I think the whole community does," he said.

"I am hoping that Mr. Meggs or someone from his office will contact me prior to the 2 o’ clock meeting. Hopefully they’ll inform me an idea of what their decision is."

Florida State students we spoke with said they are glad the investigation into the star Quarterback is finally over.

"I feel like he learned his lesson, whether or not he did it, I’m not sure, but at the same time I do see him growing and maturing," said Jacques Jean-Pierre.

"I hope no crime was committed, I’m just glad it will come to an end and we can move forward whatever the outcome is," said Jason Battaglia.

"We just hope that he doesn’t get charged and that everything goes well," said Kate Skrypek.

Winston has not commented on the case since the story broke.

However, Jansen confirmed he will speak after Megg’s press conference.

"Mr. Winston’s goal is to address the media once the case is closed. We’d like to get this resolved, that’s why I’m hoping that we can do a press conference after Mr. Meggs and before he gets on the plane," Jansen said.

Jansen tells us his press conference with Winston will occur at 7 p.m. at Hotel Duval.

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By: Julie Montanaro
December 4, 2013

Tallahassee, FL – The State Attorney’s Office says that the sexual assault investigation involving FSU Quarterback Jameis Winston has finished.

State Attorney Willie Meggs will announce results of the investigation at 2pm Thursday.

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By: Mike Vasilinda
December 2, 2013

No news is good news for the FSU football team when it comes to the investigation into sexual assault allegations made against star quarterback Jameis Winston. The team leaves for a conference championship game on Thursday, and it is unlikely the case will be resolved before they leave.

The State’s Attorney says the investigation and the allegations of sexual assault involving FSU quarterback Jameis Winston, is to get ready for a decision.

“We just have a few things left that we feel like we need to do and we’re working on them, presently. Well you know, I’d hate to set a time table. I don’t know when you’re dependent on other people,” says Willie Meggs, State’s Attorney (2nd Judicial Circuit).

The state attorney says he still has questions waiting for answers but he says if he doesn’t get that information that may be all the answer he needs.

FSU head coach Jimbo Fisher has refused to answer questions about the investigation. Jameis Winston got off to a slow start Saturday, throwing an interception, then recovering. Coach Fisher says Winston is handling the pressure well. “That he’s prepared very well and I think he’s played very well and he’s led our team very well,” says Jimbo Fisher, FSU Head Coach.

Until the allegations surfaced, Winston was considered a frontrunner for the Heisman trophy. Voting is next week. The Quarterbacks attorney has asked the State to speed up its investigation. But Prosecutor Meggs says a decision on what to do will be made when the time is right. “You know, I’m not working on the Heisman schedule or the football schedule. We’re working as hard as we can work,” says Willie Meggs.

The case is not expected to be resolved before Thursday, when FSU leaves for its conference championship game in Charlotte.

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By Matt Galka
November 27, 2013

Tallahassee, FL — Tim Jansen, the attorney for Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, was furious with the release of an investigation timeline by the Tallahassee Police Department to the public.

"They, again, are releasing information; some facts, not all correct, on a case that is ongoing, still under investigation, still pending. The only purpose is not to protect my client’s rights, but to, I believe, cover themselves. I absolutely believe his rights have been violated," said Jansen.

The timeline documents TPD’s role in the case from December 7th, 2012 until August 27th, 2013. The timeline states that a suspect was named January 10th, the suspect’s lawyer declined a client interview with TPD on January 23rd, and that the case was deemed "open-inactive" on February 11th.

City Commissioner Scott Maddox stands by the police department’s decision to release the information.

"I think it was smart to put the timeline out and defend our process. There’s been a lot of stuff going back and forth on the internet. The bottom line is the city of Tallahassee treated this case like any other case. What’s important is that we make sure justice was done here," said Maddox.

Jansen fears this could affect a potential charge against Winston.

"What they’re releasing could have a potential impact on a jury pool.
There’s no reason," said Jansen.

The alleged victim’s attorney, Patricia Carroll, could not be reached for comment Wednesday.

The Associated Press reported earlier in the day that Jameis Winston and other football players were questioned after an alleged B.B. gun fight that shattered windows at an apartment near Doak Campbell Stadium. No charges were filed, and Jansen said the incident had nothing to do with the current allegations.

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By Julie Montanaro
November 27, 2013 7pm

Tallahassee Police released a time line in the sexual battery investigation of FSU quarterback Jameis Winston today.

That comes the same day as a meeting between the state attorney and Winston’s lawyer – who is pushing for a decision before the voting deadline for the Heisman trophy.

FSU quarterback Jameis Winston will take the field this weekend and try to lead the Noles to an undefeated season.

While he was getting ready to take the practice field, his attorney was in the state attorney’s office asking Willie Meggs to make a decision in the sexual battery investigation next week.

Tim Jansen asked for the meeting and met with Meggs for about an hour.

"We wanted his decision to be made because Mr. Winston’s reputation… and votes … the voters are coming out saying now they won’t vote for him because of his cloud over his head. And we think that Florida State University might be affected by National Championship selection," Jansen said.

Former Heisman voter John Crist says if the case is not resolved before Heisman votes are due on December 9th, it will leave many voters in quandry.

"There’s one faction that’s saying…I can only judge the on the field product, because I don’t know if he’s guilty or innocent, there haven’t been any charges yet…and he’ll probably get their vote. But you have another faction that’s very wary about voting for a young man that ultimately does get charged with a crime, so they’re going to leave him off the ballot entirely," Crist said.

We asked State Attorney Willie Meggs what was accomplished in the morning meeting with Winston’s attorney.

"Absolutely nothing," Meggs said.

Though he acknowledges getting heat from some Seminole fans, he says he can’t promise anyone when he’ll be ready to announce a decision.

"When we get all the evidence and we get all the facts as best as we can determine them to be, then we’ll make a decision…and we’re not consulting with the football schedule, or voting or any other thing other than trying to do our job," Meggs said.

This afternoon, the Associated Press reported two other incidents in which Winston was named in a Tallahassee Police report – one involving a BB gun fight at his apartment complex and another complaint that he was stealing soda from a Burger King.

The AP says Winston was never arrested or charged in those cases.

Winston’s attorney called those reports "irrelevant" and the state attorney says those incidents have no bearing on a decision in this case.

To see the timeline released by TPD this afternoon, see our story ‘TPD Releases Timeline in Sexual Battery Case.

We tried to reach an attorney for the alleged victim in this case and her assistant told us "She’s been out of the office all day and won’t be taking any calls. She won’t be back in until the office reopens on Monday."

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By Julie Montanaro
November 27, 2013, 1:15pm

Jameis Winston’s attorney says he met with state attorney Willie Meggs this morning to discuss a timeline for a decision on whether or not Winston will be charged in a sexual battery investigation.

Tim Jansen says the longer this goes on, the more damage it does to Winston’s reputation.

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By Julie Montanaro
November 25, 2013

FSU quarterback Jameis Winston, and the woman who claims he sexually assaulted her, will have to wait a while longer for a decision on any criminal charges.

State Attorney Willie Meggs says he is confident it will be after Thanksgiving before he announces a decision in the case.

Meggs says the timing of that announcement has nothing to do with FSU’s football schedule and the game against arch-rival Florida this weekend.

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By: Julie Montanaro
November 22, 2013

Tallahassee, FL – A decision in the Jameis Winston case could be days away. The state attorney says investigators are still trying to wrap up "four of five" things in the sexual battery investigation.

Willie Meggs said investigators met Thursday night to go over evidence in the case and still have some work to do. The alleged victim’s attorney confirmed that investigators interviewed the young woman Thursday morning. Jameis Winston’s attorney says they have not yet decided whether he’ll make a statement.

Tim Jansen, Winston’s Attorney: "That decision has not been made and with the way this investigation has been handled, I’m not sure that I have the confidence, my client has the confidence, that that interview would not be leaked to the media before a decision has been made."

The state attorney says he will try but is not sure if he’ll be able to wrap up the investigation and make a decision on charges by Thanksgiving.

An FSU student accused Winston of sexually assaulting her at an apartment back in December 2012. Tallahassee Police forwarded that investigation to the state attorney’s office last week.

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Associated Press News Release
By GARY FINEOUT

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — State Attorney Willie Meggs says there are still "four or five" things that still need to be done in the sexual assault case before a final decision is made on whether charges should be made against Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston.

Meggs said Friday that while prosecutors have interviewed the alleged victim that they have not wrapped up their investigation. Meggs did not provide any details of the interview with the woman.

ESPN reported earlier this week that Winston’s DNA matched a sample taken from the underwear of the accuser.

Timothy Jansen, Winston’s attorney, says his client voluntarily gave the sample last week but that a match does not mean his client raped the woman.
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With no charges brought against FSU quarterback, Jameis Winston, the redshirt freshman will play in Saturday’s ACC Championship game against Duke. / Riley Shaaber / FSView

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— Updated 4:26 p.m.
FSU football head coach Jimbo Fisher released a written statement regarding his quarterback Jameis Winston.

"As you might imagine, I was pleased to hear that the State Attorney’s Office exonerated Jameis in the matter. I’m not going to answer any questions about the situation, but I would like to point that our community and our university are blessed to have really good people in place to review matters like this. I know Jameis is pleased he can focus on being a student at a great university and he’s excited about helping our team achieve its goals this year. Right now, we’re all looking forward to what we have in front of us Saturday."
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— Updated 4:05 p.m.
Jameis Winston provided the following written statement after learning of SA Willie Megg’s decision not to charge the Florida State quarterback with sexual assault.

“I want to thank my family, friends, coaches and teammates for standing by me during a difficult time. I also want to thank the State Attorney’s Office for examining all of the facts and reaching a decision in a conclusive manner. It’s been difficult to stay silent through this process, but I never lost faith in the truth and in who I am. I’m very relieved I will be able to continue my education at Florida State and I am excited I can now get back to helping our team achieve its goals.”
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— Updated 3:28 p.m.
FSU President Eric Barron also released this statement following the state attorney’s decision not to charge Jameis Winston.

"Florida State University has a primary purpose to educate young people while enabling them to hone their skills and develop their gifts so they can become productive citizens. It is also our responsibility to treat students fairly and provide appropriate support.

Recent weeks have provided a painful lesson, as we have witnessed harmful speculation and inappropriate conjecture about this situation and the individuals involved. As a result, we have all been hurt.

A respect for the principle of due process is essential to the integrity of our community. Our commitment to each and every one of our students is unwavering and will remain our priority."
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— Update 3:19 p.m.
Florida State AD Stan Wilcox’s comments in response to the state attorney’s announcement concerning Jameis Winston:

"Based on this afternoon’s announcement by the State Attorney, Jameis Winston’s status as a Florida State University student athlete remains unchanged.

We have been respectful, impartial, and fully cooperative in the legal process that has now run its course.

I will have no further comment on this matter."
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— Updated 2:12 p.m.
Jameis Winston has been declared not guilty of all charges, said state attorney Willie Meggs in a press conference Thursday afternoon.

"We carefully examined all the evidence and determined no charges will be made in this case," Meggs said,

Meggs emphasized the investigation was not influenced by the Heisman or National Championship race.
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— Updated 2:00 p.m.
Jameis Winston declared not guilty of sexual battery charges by state attorney, Willie Meggs.

Note: This article will be updated as more information becomes available.

Photo Editor Riley Shaaber contributed to this report.
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State attorney WIllie Meggs announced his decision not to file sexual battery charges against Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston. / Matthew Paskert / FSView

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Dec. 6, 2013 10:41 AM |

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The state’s investigation into sexual battery charges involving Jameis Winston was released Thursday and provides new details of the events that occurred Dec. 7, 2012, when the complainant filed her initial report with Tallahassee Police Department.

The complainant was at Potbelly’s sharing “5 or 6 drinks” with two of her friends, according to a statement from the complainant filed the morning after the alleged incident. The complainant also stated a shot was given to her by a friend of one of the two people she was with.

Later, the complainant got into the backseat of a taxi with the suspect and another individual, according to her original statement. After arriving at an apartment, the suspect brought the complainant into his room, took her clothes off and started having sex with her.

The suspect’s roommate came into the room and told the suspect to stop, according to the complainant’s statement. The suspect then brought her into his bathroom because it could “100% lock.” Afterwards, the suspect helped the complainant put on her clothes and drove her on the back of his scooter to the corner of Call Street and Stadium. The complainant lived in Salley Hall at the time.

Toxicology reports conducted by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement revealed that the complainant had a BAC of 0.048 and there were no drugs found in her system the night of the alleged incident.

Eyewitness affidavits from Ronald Darby and Chris Casher state a different story than the one detailed by the complainant and the initial incident reports.

Casher, Darby and Winston went to Potbelly’s around 11 p.m. and a blonde female began talking to Casher and gave him her number. Later the same female started talking with Winston and when Casher, Winston and Darby were leaving the bar, she “virtually invited herself” into their taxi, according to Casher’s affidavit.

They went to an apartment Winston and Casher shared and the female and Winston went into his bedroom. Because the latch on Winston’s door was broken, the door remained open. Darby and Casher then watched the female give oral sex to Winston, according to the final incident report and the affidavits from Casher and Darby.

Casher watched the female and Winston take off their clothes and engage in sexual intercourse. According to the incident report, “Casher stated he went into the room to see if the female would engage in sexual activity with him as well (as has happened with other females he and Winston have brought back to their apartment).”

The female told Casher to get out. Casher later tried to videotape Winston and the female, but when the female saw Casher, she again told him to leave and turned off the lights. She then went into the bathroom with Winston.

According to Darby’s affidavit, Darby returned to his apartment 20 minutes later. At this time, he saw Winston and the same female get on Winston’s scooter. Winston returned five minutes later.
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