the

front porch while the rest of the team secured a perimeter around the house. After Mr.

Fiore answered the door, Lieutenant Strawn explained that he had a warrant to arrest Mr.

Fiore and then entered the Fiores‘ home. At that time, Mr. Fiore, Lopez, and the Fiores‘

eight-month-old daughter were present in the house. Officer Miller and the other officer

remained on the front porch.

      Once inside, Lieutenant Strawn asked Lopez about Mr. Fiore‘s threat. With Mr.

Fiore present, Lopez explained that while Mr. Fiore had never threatened his wife, his

continual references to the Duh murder-suicide, coupled with their escalating marital

strife and his increasingly erratic behavior, made Ms. Fiore fear for her life. According

to Mr. Fiore, Lieutenant Strawn then questioned whether probable cause still existed for
  At least 177 men were sexually abused by an Ohio State team doctor who died years ago, the university said Friday as it released findings from a law firm that investigated the accusations, concluding that school leaders knew at the time.

The claims about Richard Strauss span from 1979 to 1997 — nearly his entire time at Ohio State — and involve athletes from at least 16 sports, plus his work at the student health center and his off-campus clinic.

Many of the accusers who have spoken publicly said they were groped and inappropriately touched during physical exams. Some also said they were ogled in locker rooms where athletes joked about Strauss' behavior, referring to him with nicknames like "Dr. Jelly Paws."

The law firm hired to conduct the investigation for