Police have 'no reports' of sex attacks at St Andrews uni despite claims made online
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dailyrecord.co.uksexual assaults at one of Scotland's top universities, despite allegations made online. Cops have been working with bosses at St Andrews University amid claims of a culture of sex crimes taking place on campus.
A woman told the Record that a US-style fraternity house at the Fife institution is facing allegations of more than a dozen attacks on women.
At least nine separate rape claims have been made, with many students speaking out on a social media survivors’ site.But police say they have not had any reports made to them.They are urging victims to come forward.A spokesman said: "Police Scotland is continuing to work with St Andrews University following reports being made online relating to allegations of serious sexual assaults."To date,.
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