Florida

Alleged Actions During Consensual Sex Result in Sexual Battery Arrest

A Davenport man accused of sexual battery was arrested Sunday.

The 39-year-old and a woman were having consensual sex Saturday at a Gainesville hotel room when the man allegedly forced the woman into a sex act she did not want, according to a Gainesville Police Department arrest report.

The sex act caused injury, according to reports.

Police claim the woman repeatedly told the man to stop, but he didn’t.

After his arrest, the man denied forcing the woman to do anything. He was charged with sexual battery and booked into the Alachua County jail.

As of Monday morning, bond had not been set.

If you are facing a charge of sexual battery, do not talk to police until you talk to a lawyer. If you are under suspicion for, or have been charged with any sexual offense, there are very serious penalties you could face. If convicted, you may be forced to register with the Florida Sex Offender Registry and prohibited from working or living where you want.

Sex crimes charges must be taken seriously and dealt with accordingly. It is extremely important that, as soon as you realize you are the target of an investigation, you speak with a Florida Sexual Battery Defense Attorney at Whittel & Melton in order to protect your rights. We know the law, we know your rights, and we know the most effective defense strategies available for your unique situation. We are available 24/7 to meet with you and determine the most proactive steps to take next for your situation.

For a free consultation, please call us today at 352-264-7800 or contact us online for a free consultation.

Tue Jan 29, 1:09pm