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Although the grand-jury indictment against former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky said ex-colleague Mike McQueary never reported Sandusky’s alleged sexual assault on a child to police, McQueary spoke out in an email this week to say that he spoke with police after stopping the assault. But State College, Pa., Police Chief Tom King said Wednesday that no one in his department had spoken with McQueary. "Absolutely not. We don't have any records of him coming to us," he said. Penn State also put out a statement Wednesday saying McQueary had never contacted police. According to The New York Times, police approached McQueary years later after finding a comment on an Internet message board suggesting he had witnessed wrongdoing in the locker room.