The Mishawaka Police Department on Sunday said it had completed its investigation after obtaining video from the gym and interviews with Fleeger and multiple witnesses. When asked by police if he could have "inadvertently touched" Fleeger as he walked past, Freeman said he didn't know. "A review of the video evidence does not support those assertions [of a two-handed push by Freeman]," the prosecutor's office said in its statement Monday, adding that Freeman's left hand remained in his pocket during the interaction and that Fleeger didn't stumble backwards as originally alleged.
Police said that on Sunday, Sept. 28, a victim walked into the Park Police Station in Golden Gate Park to report that earlier that night, "an incident occurred with the suspect known to the victim," according to police spokesperson Officer Eve Laokwansathitaya. "The victim had no reports of injuries at the time," Laokwansathitaya said, but police found probable cause to arrest Alessandria.