The former LASD jailer does not argue any tales

A former guard assistant from the Sheriff’s Department of the County of Los Angeles did not argue any competitions to commit sexual crimes against an inmate in a cell in Lancaster prison in 2019.

The district prosecutor announced the advocacy on Friday and said the prosecutors would put pressure on a maximum sentence of eight for the alleged attack.

“What happened to the victim in this case is unacceptable, and our office will not tolerate such blank abuse of authority,” Dist. Atty. Nathan J. Hochman said in a statement. “A member of the police who commits sexual crimes against an inmate under their guard deserves to be imprisoned. Our prosecutors will vigorously plead for the maximum sentence in the state prison. »»

The woman that Daniel Everts, now aged 30, would have attacked has filed a federal complaint against the Sheriff department and the County of Los Angeles in 2019. The case settled for $ 950,000 two years later.

In her costume, the woman said she was reserved for the Lancaster station prison in June 2019 for driving under the influence and said that Everts had attacked her after asking for coverage.

Everts warned her that she “could have more time in detention and stay in detention if she did not comply” to her requests, alleys the prosecution, before entering her prison cell, dropped her pants and forced her to carry out oral sex.

The woman was released the next day and Everts was arrested a few days later before her bail of $ 100,000.

Everts was accused of three crimes for forced oral copulation, oral copulation under the threat of arrest and sexual activity with a detainee detainee. He initially pleaded not guilty, but this month pleaded for all the counts.

The case was the subject of an investigation by the Sheriff department. The conviction is scheduled for July 7.