Alleged victim to Aaron Voltz: 'You're a raper'

(WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT) Newly released reports from Huron police show that detectives found three additional woman who accused former Erie County Job and Family Services director Aaron Voltz of physically and sexually assaulting them in recent years.Much like the 27-year-old Huron woman who on July 9 accused Voltz of raping her at her Cleveland Road apartment, all three of the other women were in long-term relationships with Voltz, police reports said. After reporting the July 9 incident to police, the Huron woman later asked prosecutors not to charge Voltz criminally. A prosecutor still presented the case to a grand jury, which last month chose not to indict Voltz for rape.He remains a free man, clear of any criminal charges. Attorneys said the rape charge could be re-filed, however, if new evidence is acquired.To read the full story, pick up Sunday's Register. Below are PDFs of the police reports written by Huron police Detective Matt Jacobs, who investigated the Huron woman's allegations that Aaron Voltz raped her. The Register acquired the reports through a public records request. The Register does not print the names of victims or alleged victims of sexual assault, so the names of the women in the report have been blacked out. ADDITIONALLY: Be advised that the statements the alleged victims provided to police are graphic in detail and content.