Nina Cresswell said tattoo artist William Hay attacked her after they met in a nightclub in 2010.
By Julie Cush & Megan PatersonPolice will reinvestigate after a woman sued by the man she claimed sexually assaulted her won her case.Mr Hay, from Glasgow, launched a libel case claiming she was lying.
She said it was a "positive move" and she hoped the Northumbria force would examine how they originally investigated the case and see if any "lessons could be learned".The libel case was heard by Mrs Justice Williams at the Royal Courts of Justice in February. Mrs Justice Williams heard she had published a blog, two Facebook posts, an Instagram post and sent a Facebook message and an email to Mr Hay's girlfriend and business partner.He argued the publication of allegations had caused him "great embarrassment, distress and damage to his reputation" and was seeking damages.
The judge also found Ms Cresswell held a "reasonable belief" that it was in the public interest to publish the allegation because of the "deficient and superficial" approach of the police and her need to safeguard other women from assault by Mr Hay.
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