Prosecutors in Minneapolis say they are weighing whether to bring charges against the JD.com founder by on Sep 20, 2018, 5:37 PM Advertisement
 Prosecutors are weighing whether to bring charges against Richard Liu after the Minneapolis Police Department turned over the findings of its initial investigation into accusations of rape against the JD.com founder, according to a statement released on Thursday by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office. There will be no further comment on the matter until that decision is made, the statement said, and there is no deadline for a decision. Liu was arrested by Minneapolis police in late August on suspicion of rape. He was released in less than a day without charges and has since returned to China. He has denied any wrongdoing through a lawyer and has pledged to cooperate with Minneapolis police. SEE ALSO: 'Shame on the LPs': Insiders say the unravelling of Silicon Valley's hottest VC firm, Social Capital, could have been avoided |
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