Former Officer Indicted; New Evidence Of Fondling Presented

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police said they've found new evidence of sex crimes committed by one of their own former officers.

Detectives presented evidence to a grand jury Tuesday about a case involving Marcus Jackson. They now say he fondled someone when he answered a call for domestic violence on Nov. 29.

The grand jury did not make a decision about that case or a case involving two other women from late December who said he touched them inappropriately during a traffic stop.

Jurors did decide to indict him on 10 other counts involving sex allegations. That means there's enough evidence for Jackson to stand trial.

Previous Stories: January 18, 2010: Internal Anger Grows Over CMPD Officers' Sex Scandals January 18, 2010: Chief Monroe: Force Will Not Tolerate Inappropriate Behavior January 14, 2010: Marcus Jackson Timeline January 13, 2010: Mayor Requests Jackson's Personnel Records January 12, 2010: Leaders Question CMPD Chief Over Officer's Arrest January 11, 2010: Judge Refuses To Lower Bond For Former Officer January 6, 2010: CMPD Chief: Mistakes Made Hiring Accused Officer January 5, 2010: More Charges Filed Against Ex-CMPD Officer January 5, 2010: CMPD Officer Suspended Prior To Firing, Arrest December 31, 2009: Ex-Cop Appears On Sex Crime Charges December 31, 2009: Hearing Set For CMPD Officer Charged With On-Duty Sex Crimes