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DUI suspect charged with sexually assaulting officer during booking process

Jameshia Nevills

Jameshia Nevills (Booking photo via WHOTV)

March 16, 2020
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WINDSOR HEIGHTS, Iowa – A Des Moines woman is facing a third-degree sexual abuse charge after officials say she groped a Windsor Heights police officer following a DUI arrest early Sunday morning.

Jameshia Nevills, 19, is being held in the Polk County Jail on charges of sexual abuse, DUI, and several traffic-related offenses, WHOTV reported.

According to a criminal complaint from the Windsor Heights Police Department, the officer observed Nevills driving recklessly and reaching speeds of 90 miles per hour prior to making a traffic stop.

Jameshia Nevills
Jameshia Nevills is accused of grabbing an officer’s crotch “in a sexual manner against his will” during processing. (Booking photo via WHOTV)

Nevills did not have a driver’s license and the vehicle was not registered. The officer noted she smelled of an alcoholic beverage. Moreover, the woman reportedly admitted several times that she was very intoxicated. A container of soda and Crown Royal whiskey was also located in the center console during the investigation.

  • 5 DEAD INCLUDING SPRINGFIELD POLICE OFFICER

Following her arrest  for DUI and during processing, Nevills reportedly grabbed an officer’s crotch “in a sexual manner against his will.” Furthermore, the complaint says she made prior comments to the officer about how she was attracted to him, according to WHOTV.

Nevills has a preliminary hearing scheduled for March 25th.

 


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