what can the police do in a sexual assault case?

Question

when there is a lack of evidence. just she said/he said.
for acquaintance sexual assault

Answer 1

If there is no evidence, then there is no case.
Without knowing the facts of this case it would be hard to correctly answer your question, Generally speaking, the police cannot charge anyone if after they have investigated the incident, they still have no evidence. The CPS(in the UK) would not take the case on without a realistic chance of prosecution

Answer 2

These cases are always difficult - without good physical evidence and/or reliable witnesses it is unlikely to even reach Court.

Answer 3

just like any other case, the police can not proceed on hearsay they have to act on facts as they see it, this is exactly how you would require them to deal with a case of your own if someone accused you of an offence.

Answer 4

WHEN IT HE SAYS / SHE SAYS, YOU SEPARATE THE TWO AND GET STATEMENTS FROM EACH.

DO A COMPARISON OF THE STATEMENTS.

FIND THE TRUTH ACTUALLY WHAT HAPPENED.TRY TO SORT IT OUT.

WHO OWNS THE HOUSE STAYS AND THE OTHER PARTY LEAVES THE PREMISE.

ACQUAINTANCE SEXUAL ASSAULT? BECAUSE YOU KNOW EACH OTHER DOES NOT MEAN A RAPE CASE CANNOT BE FILED. IF SHE SAYS STOP, STOP.

DEPENDING ON WHAT SHE WANTS TO DO IS WHAT THE OFFICERS MUST COMPLY WITH UNLESS A MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE CASE BECOMES LESS SERIOUS.