Gareon Conley to Meet with Police, Give DNA Sample in Rape Investigation

Ohio State cornerback and NFL draft prospect Gareon Conley will be interviewed by police on Monday and give a DNA sample, according to Adam Ferrise of Cleveland.com. 

Conley is under investigation after being accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a hotel on April 9, though he has not been charged at this time.

The woman accusing Conley of sexual assault told police she met Conley at the elevator of the Westin Hotel on the night in question and went to a room with him. She said he asked her if she wanted to participate in a foursome but she declined, instead preferring to watch another couple have sex.

She said that Conley instead "grabbed her, ripped her pants off and raped her" before kicking her out of the hotel room, per Ferrise. 

Conley's attorney, however, says Conley met the woman at the Barley House on West 6th Street that evening and several people told the bar's owner, Bobby George, that they saw the woman at the bar and saw her leave with Conley. George, however, was not at the bar at the time, per Ferrise. 

Two of Conley's friends told police that nothing happened between the woman and Conley in the hotel room and she grew angry when he asked her to leave.