A bond hearing in the case of a McKinney chiropractor accused of sexual assault raised the possibility of additional cases.
During testimony this morning, Detective Techia Davis said McKinney police are investigating 18 possible cases against Dr. David Russell.
Russell is charged in four cases, but police said 14 other victims have made claims of improper touching going back as far at 1995.
According to testimony, all of the alleged incidents happened in Russell's office.
Five of the victims expressed fear of Russell to police. Numerous others told police they complained to the chiropractic office's manager and to the state board of chiropractors. Others said they contacted police about the incidents far before the current charges were filed.
In some of the possible incidents, the statute of limitations may have run out.
At the conclusion of the hearing, Russell was re-arrested and booked in the Collin County jail on a $100,000 bond for one count of sexual assault.
Russell must surrender his passport and cannot leave Collin County.
Additionally, Russell is to have no contact with alleged victims or any minors.
Previous Coverage:
- New Allegations Raised in McKinney Chiropractor Case
- McKinney PD Changes Policies on Citizen Complaints
- State Board Yanks Chiropractor David Russell's License
- Sexual Assault Allegation Against Chiropractor Also Reported in February
- Search Shows Chiropractor Treated at Least 10 Kids, Young Adults
- Chiropractor's Attorney Calls Sexual Assault Allegations 'A Vendetta'
- Former Dance Teacher Contacted Police About Chiropractor
- Chiropractor Charged With Sexually Assaulting 2 Children
