Daily Stormer
November 18, 2015
He was a good boy, going to school, trying to turn his life around.
The Tennessean:
An accomplished MTSU student recently elected to the highest governing panel of his fraternity has been arrested on suspicion of aggravated rape, impersonating a police officer and other felony charges, Metro police said Tuesday.
Clinton Knox III, a senior accounting major from Memphis faces one count of rape, one count of aggravated rape, one count of aggravated robbery and two counts of impersonating a police officer in connection to the crimes that took place April 22-23, court papers show.
After a Davidson County grand jury indicted him last month, a sealed indictment was issued. Knox, 22, was arrested around 7:20 p.m. Monday at a Wenlon Drive apartment in Murfreesboro after local police received an anonymous tip. He was then transported to the Metro Nashville Criminal Justice Center.
Details about the crime were not available Tuesday, but, according to the Nov. 6 indictment, Knox raped a woman while armed with what appeared to be a weapon, robbed her of cash and pretended to be a police officer on those April dates.
The Tennessean does not name alleged victims of sexual assault.
Knox was being held at the Metro jail Tuesday. Each charge carries a $75,000 bond, but Knox is currently being held without bond, pending DNA testing, according to the DCSO.
Knox was named an undergraduate grand board director for Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity in August. In addition to his national and international fraternity work, he was an MTSU student ambassador and a member of the Student Government Association. He was a co-founder of The Young and Educated, a nonprofit organization.