Alameda County DA says no local sexual misconduct allegations against Eric Swalwell
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Updated · KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco · Apr 24
Alameda County DA says no local sexual misconduct allegations against Eric Swalwell
13 articles · Updated · KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco · Apr 24
District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson confirmed no Bay Area residents have reported claims, despite ongoing investigations in New York and Los Angeles involving Swalwell.
Jones Dickson urged potential victims to contact law enforcement directly, warning that a rival's newly launched hotline is not confidential and may not result in a formal police report.
Swalwell, a former Alameda County prosecutor, has denied wrongdoing but resigned from Congress and exited the California governor's race after media reports of sexual misconduct allegations surfaced earlier this month.
Why have no accusers of Eric Swalwell come forward in his home county of Alameda?
What happens to the $4 million in campaign funds Swalwell controls after resigning from office?
With multiple probes, which investigation poses the greatest legal threat to the former congressman?
How does a DA's office handle a high-profile case while battling its own internal whistleblower complaint?
What systemic changes can protect political staffers from misconduct by powerful public officials?
Can the justice system remain impartial when a former prosecutor is the one being accused?