Public officials from Fraser and Sterling Heights release statements denying any link to case. Sure.
— Read on www.theoaklandpress.com/2026/09/30/st-clair-county-student-named-in-cornell-university-gang-rape-lawsuit/
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What would happen if these were lower income community college students ?
Depends on skin color and who mom and dad are. See comment below.
Here’s a little more information about this police family of Cornell University Chi Pi frat member/alleged rapist Scott Kretzschmar. He is a named defendant in the civil suit brought by the rape survivor. As described in the article above, Scott’s mother, Samantha, is the director of the Fraser, MI Public Safety Department.
From a reader:
1) John C. Kretzschmar was a Police Officer in Grosse Pointe Park, MI beginning in December, 1985. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1998, and retired in November of 2012. It appears this is Samantha’s husband, and Scott’s father. Another son Max is a Sterling Heights Police Officer.
2) The link below tells of John’s felony assault and battery conviction in Oakland County’s Sixth Circuit Court from 1988. In that case, he was ordered to serve one year probation. A felony conviction after only 3 years on the force.
https://patch.com/michigan/grossepointe/grosse-pointe-park-lt-setenced-to-probation
Oakland County Court records (cannot link here, but show):
People v. John C. Kretzschmar, 1988-086841-FH, Judge Cunningham, file archived.
People v. James R. Kretzschmar, 1988-086842-FH, Judge Matis, file archived.
James is John’s brother.
3) The main story in the link is in 2011 where John had a 0.27 percent blood alcohol content Nov. 16 when he rear-ended another motorist and drove from the scene in Madison Heights, MI. He was arrested a short time later in the parking lot of a hotel, where the struck motorist followed him. His blood alcohol level was high enough under Michigan law that he could have been charged with the highest level of drunken driving: operating a vehicle while intoxicated with a high blood-alcohol content. He was ordered to serve one year probation on a lower charge of visually impaired.