Ch. 5 Reports: SMU Student Claims Instructor Drugged Her

DALLAS -- Police said Thursday they were investigating a Southern Methodist University student's claims that her instructor drugged her.
NBC 5 News was not naming the instructor, as he has not been charged with a crime, but NBC 5 News reported that he was being investigated possibly drugging one of his students.
Dallas police said a 22-year-old SMU student said she went to an instructor's house for help on a project. The student told police the instructor kept bringing sexual overtones into their conversation and that he insisted she drink wine.
The woman said she had a glass and a half of wine and was feeling very strange. At that point, she claimed she called a cab against his will and went to a hospital. There, NBC 5 News reported, blood tests revealed opiates -- a drug known for reducing anxiety and pain -- in her system.
Since this incident, the young woman said her instructor called her 13 times in a 24-hour period.
Both Dallas police and SMU police said they were investigating but have not yet made an arrest.
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NBC 5 News was not naming the instructor, as he has not been charged with a crime, but NBC 5 News reported that he was being investigated possibly drugging one of his students.
Dallas police said a 22-year-old SMU student said she went to an instructor's house for help on a project. The student told police the instructor kept bringing sexual overtones into their conversation and that he insisted she drink wine.
The woman said she had a glass and a half of wine and was feeling very strange. At that point, she claimed she called a cab against his will and went to a hospital. There, NBC 5 News reported, blood tests revealed opiates -- a drug known for reducing anxiety and pain -- in her system.
Since this incident, the young woman said her instructor called her 13 times in a 24-hour period.
Both Dallas police and SMU police said they were investigating but have not yet made an arrest.
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