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Source: Santa Fe Reporter

Santa Fe Police arrested Jamey Griego, 51 of Santa Fe, on a complaint of Kidnapping and Sexual Assault following an incident on Tuesday. Police responded to Agape House, at 2801 Cerrillos Rd., following a report of a sexual assault that occurred in its proximity, but off site from the shelter. A shelter staff member called police on behalf of a guest who had returned to the shelter reporting another shelter guest had sexually assaulted her in a tent located in an open field nearby. Expand SFPD Jamey Griego The victim told police she had gone on a walk with Griego, who picked her up, threw her on his shoulder and started walking in the direction of the tent. The victim told police she called for help and resisted, but no one came to her aid. She was then taken by force into the tent where the victim said Griego sexually assaulted her. After speaking with police, the victim was taken to a local hospital for medical care.

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