A California man is accused of ejaculating into his female co-worker’s water bottle and smearing bodily fluids on her computer.
Stevens Millancastro, 27, of Palmdale, was arrested Tuesday for allegedly masturbating at his office, smearing his semen on the victim’s keyboard and mouse, placing his bodily fluids inside her honey jar, and ejaculating in her water bottle, the Los Angeles Timesreports.
Authorities charged Millancastro with two counts of battery and three counts of attempted vandalism, all misdemeanor offenses, according to a press release from the Orange County District Attorney’s Office.
Police say Millancastro, who worked with his victim since 2014, placed his semen in her water bottles and honey jar twice between November and December 2016.
The victim threw the water bottles away both times after she noticed her drinks looked cloudy but consumed honey from the tainted jar every other day from November 2016 to January 2017 without noticing that it was contaminated, officials say.
On January 9, 2017, the victim notified her supervisor after noticing a third contaminated water bottle on her desk. Her supervisor installed a security camera in the victim’s office. Four days later, the victim sat at her desk and found that her computer mouse and keyboard had been covered in semen.
Surveillance footage showed Millancastro allegedly entering the woman’s office before the incident took place.
The woman reported the incidents to the La Palma Police Department, which investigated the case and arrested Millancastro.
If convicted, he faces up to 30 months behind bars and could have register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
A California man is accused of ejaculating into his female co-worker’s water bottle and smearing bodily fluids on her computer.
Stevens Millancastro, 27, of Palmdale, was arrested Tuesday for allegedly masturbating at his office, smearing his semen on the victim’s keyboard and mouse, placing his bodily fluids inside her honey jar, and ejaculating in her water bottle, the Los Angeles Timesreports.
Authorities charged Millancastro with two counts of battery and three counts of attempted vandalism, all misdemeanor offenses, according to a press release from the Orange County District Attorney’s Office.
Police say Millancastro, who worked with his victim since 2014, placed his semen in her water bottles and honey jar twice between November and December 2016.
The victim threw the water bottles away both times after she noticed her drinks looked cloudy but consumed honey from the tainted jar every other day from November 2016 to January 2017 without noticing that it was contaminated, officials say.
On January 9, 2017, the victim notified her supervisor after noticing a third contaminated water bottle on her desk. Her supervisor installed a security camera in the victim’s office. Four days later, the victim sat at her desk and found that her computer mouse and keyboard had been covered in semen.
Surveillance footage showed Millancastro allegedly entering the woman’s office before the incident took place.
The woman reported the incidents to the La Palma Police Department, which investigated the case and arrested Millancastro.
If convicted, he faces up to 30 months behind bars and could have register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
