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WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) – A jury found a former federal agent not guilty of sexually assaulting two women but guilty of assaulting a third. The Journal Sentinel reports David Scharlat, […]
Before she testified that an ex-boyfriend had sexually assaulted her, C. Kimberly Toms had already told her story in a documentary film that recently became available for streaming on Amazon.
Escaping Fed, a Roulez Media true crime documentary, hit Prime Video as its first digital channel in the United States and UK on January 3, 2020.
Escaping Fed is the frightening true story of a federally empowered serial offender and the woman trying to survive him. Escaping Fed was shot on a Sony Alpha 7s and a Canon 5D Mark III.
On April 9, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that DSS Agent David Scharlat’s lawyer petitioned the court to order news media to not show Scharlat’s face as part of any coverage of the case, citing his undercover work for the U.S. State Department’s Diplomatic Security Service. Bucher withdrew the petition Tuesday after it was reported in the Journal Sentinel.
An agent who worked in diplomatic security protection for the U.S. Department of State is accused in Wisconsin of sexually assaulting three women with whom he was acquainted, according to a criminal complaint.
A federal agent charged with sexually assaulting three women wants a judge to ban news media from showing his face — from inside or outside court — during coverage of the case.
A 12-page criminal complaint has a number of graphic details. It describes the actions of a U.S. State Department employee accused of raping the three women while often times using his authority to intimidate his victims.
Three women accuse David Scharlat of using his gun, badge to force sexColleen Henry Reporter | WISN.com WAUKESHA COUNTY, Wis. —A 17-year veteran of the U.S. Department of State who is currently […]
Diplomatic Security agent David S. Scharlat was charged on March 31 with five counts of felony sexual assault, ranging from first to third degree, in Waukesha County Circuit Court in Wisconsin.
Back in August, we blogged about an individual who asserted that she was raped and stalked by a supervisory Diplomatic Security agent assigned to one of Diplomatic Security’s eight field locations in the United States.
On August 8, we blogged about a woman who reported that she was raped and stalked by a supervisory Diplomatic Security agent assigned to one of the bureau’s field offices in the United States.
We recently received information from an individual who asserted that she was raped and stalked by a supervisory Diplomatic Security agent assigned to one of Diplomatic Security’s eight field locations in the United States.
Sometimes fate delivers road blocks you have to adjust to as a business owner. If you cannot adjust, the consequences may include going back to work for someone else. Kimberly Toms of Hampton knows this all too well. She owns Roulez Media and the road blocks she encountered during her company’s startup are now the subject of an upcoming full-length documentary film.
