Cops probe reported sex assault at school
Chicago Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault at a South Side elementary school this week.
Police didn't elaborate on the investigation Thursday, a day after the alleged attack was reported. But officials at the Chicago International Charter School's Basil campus, 1816 W. Garfield, confirmed that two elementary students may have assaulted another student.
Beth Purvis, executive director of Chicago International Charter School, said: "All three are juveniles, the matter was quickly referred to Chicago Police, and they're investigating. In light of that and the need to protect the identities of our underage students, we can't share additional details at this time, other than to say that we're working with parents and, as always, doing everything necessary to protect the safety of our students."
The school, including pre-kindergarten through eighth grades, has slightly more than 700 students.






