DC Police Change Tara Reade’s Sexual Assault Complaint From Active To Inactive: Report

The Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department has changed the status of a complaint against 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden from active to inactive, One America News Network reported Wednesday.

The network’s Richard Pollack reported Wednesday afternoon that the D.C. police department appears to have closed its investigation into Tara Reade’s allegations of sexual assault against Biden.

“The D.C. Metropolitan Police Department has suddenly, without explanation, killed its active investigation into sex abuse charges against presumptive presidential candidate Joe Biden,” Pollack said.

Reade worked as a Senate staffer for Biden in 1993 and has accused the then-senator of kissing her, touching her and penetrating her with his fingers without her consent. The Biden campaign has denied the assault and said it “absolutely did not happen.”

Reade filed a police report on April 9 with the D.C. police department.

“This is an active, ongoing investigation that is part of our regular review process, ” Metropolitan Police Department public affairs officer Christine Metzger told the Daily Caller on April 22. Metzger also confirmed at the time that police were launching the investigation despite the statute of limitations that bars authorities from prosecuting Biden if he is indicted.

This is part of the “external review process,” she added.

Metzger also told the Washington Examiner that the case had been referred to MPD’s sexual assault unit, Pollack noted Wednesday.

But the MPD public affairs officer told OAN Monday that “the case is inactive and there is no further information available.” She refused to provide the outlet with any more information on the matter.

MPD has not responded to a request for comment from the Daily Caller News Foundation.