The Mercer County Prosecutor's office is investigating "an incident of a sexual nature" that took place at Tiger Inn on Feb. 10, the night of pickups, said Casey DeBlasio, spokesperson for the office.
DeBlasio noted that the incident "involved Princeton students," adding that she could not "comment any further" because "we are still in the process of investigating what took place, and no arrests have been made or charges filed."
Borough police said that they too were investigating the incident, which would be the fourth reported sexual crime on campus since October.
"The Borough police were involved in a reported sexual assault Feb. 10 at Tiger Inn," Lt. David Dudeck said, adding that he too could not comment on the incident because the investigation is ongoing.
TI officers did not respond to requests for comment.
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