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According to Perry in the published report, after the two men left, the four police officers allegedly took the woman to a secluded remote spot along what is apparently W.Va. 44 between Logan and Whitman.
There, three of the officers allegedly raped her, Perry told the Gazette. The fourth officer was allegedly drunk and throwing up, Perry said.
After the assaults, the four officers allegedly took her to a church parking lot near her home, where they dropped her off, Perry told the Gazette.
"They told her they couldn't go any closer because there were security cameras there," her mother told the Gazette.
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