At the end of the report, Shelton writes that CGM mentioned that she was dragged into the bathroom. I didn't read anything about the bedroom.
Then, Shelton says the alleged victim's story changed again.
"Within a few minutes, I was told that she told the [doctor] that she had been raped? I returned? and asked her if she had or had not been raped. She told me she did not want to talk to me anymore and then started crying and saying something about them dragging her into the BEDROOM."
Fine...
She told me she did not want to talk to me anymore and then started crying and saying something about them dragging her into the bedroom."
http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?section=local&id=4208878
I think Sgt. Shelton sounds like an experienced officer with a good read on people. In his radio call with the dispatcher, he said the accuser was medically "fine", just "passed out drunk". He said he was taking her in for a 24 hr. hold.
His 4/9 report seems to say that from her reaction to the ammonia, he decided she was only faking being passed out. She resisted being removed from the car, and collapsed on the pavement after being pulled out. After she wouldn't (not couldn't) give the officers her name and address, Sgt. Shelton decided to "involuntarily commit" her at Durham Access Center, and handed her off to two other officers on scene. Cheshire said neither of those officers with her with she cried rape at DAC wrote a report given to them in discovery.
Sgt. was told she cried rape, told the junior officers to take her to Duke, where she recanted and recanted her recantation. It sounds like Shelton finally had had enough and asked her point blank whether she had been raped or not. I think Crystal realized her "poor me" act was useless with Shelton. That's when she refused to speak to him any more. Sgt. Shelton may be the only competent Durham employee who appears as a witness.
http://www.herald-sun.com/durham/4-739040.html