A woman living on Joint Base Lewis-McChord has accused a special agent with the Army Criminal Investigation Command of
sexually assaulting her during a search at her home that was carried out as part of a drug investigation, KIRO 7 news partner The News Tribune reported Wednesday.
The agent hasn't been arrested or charged with a crime, but he is under investigation for a potential charge of third-degree rape and has been suspended from his investigative duties, the public affairs chief for the command told the Tribune
From the Tribune:
The woman said the sexual assault took place at her residence at JBLM on April 12. She said the agent was searching for narcotics at her house and told her "he can make the investigation go away if she would perform sexual activity with him." The woman said they then had sex. She said "she felt like she had to perform the sexual activity or (the agent) would make her life difficult with the narcotics investigation."
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