A male nurse was arrested and released on bail in connection with the sexual assault of an unconscious female patient at a California hospital, but police fear the suspect may have targeted other victims. ing.
Nurse Jacob Daniel Hartman, 27, was arrested by police on Wednesday and charged with sexual assault, including sexual assault of an unconscious person, at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Riverside, according to a statement from the Riverside Police Department. was indicted for. This property is approximately 60 miles east of downtown Los Angeles.
The victim was hospitalized for several days in mid-January, during which time Hartman is accused of sexually assaulting her.
Hartman, who lives in Corona, a city in northwestern Riverside County, was later booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center. He was later released on $55,000 bail.
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Police said Jacob Daniel Hartman, 27, was charged with sexually assaulting a woman at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Riverside. (Riverside Police Department)
Police have not released details about the incident or the woman’s age.
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“Given the nature of these crimes, SACA detectives believe there may be additional victims who have not yet come forward,” Riverside Police said in a statement.
Anyone with additional information is asked to email Detective Daniel Suarez at DSuarez@RiversideCA.gov or call 951 353-7120.
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Riverside Police released a statement from Kaiser Permanente Hospital saying Hartman no longer works for the company.
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“At Kaiser Permanente, safe, quality care is always our top priority,” the statement said.
“As soon as we learned of this serious allegation, we cooperated with law enforcement and began an internal investigation. At this time, this individual is no longer employed by Kaiser Permanente.”
