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Ex-Loveland officer convicted in sex assault returns to court Thursday after prosecutor says he knew he was HIV positive

Bond set at $5M for Ex-Loveland officer convicted in sex assault after prosecutor says he knew he was HIV positive Anthony Pecord (Source: Hamilton County Justice Center) By Jennifer Edwards Baker | April 22, 2021 at 8:26 AM EDT - Updated April 22 at 12:39 PM LOVELAND, Ohio (FOX19) - Bond was set at $5 million Thursday for a former Loveland police officer who pleaded guilty in March to sexually assaulting a man and who prosecutors say had HIV at the time of the assault. Anthony Pecord, 48, faces a new charge of felonious assault. Prosecutors have said Pecord knew he was HIV-positive when he had non-consensual sex with an unconscious victim in Miami Township on Jan. 24.

Former Ohio police officer convicted of sexual assault was HIV positive, prosecutors say

Former Ohio police officer convicted of sexual assault was HIV positive, prosecutors say Updated 2:28 AM; LOVELAND, Ohio A former Loveland police officer who was convicted of sexually assaulting a man is now facing an additional charge because prosecutors say he knew he was HIV positive when he committed his crimes. WLWT Channel 5 reports Anthony Pecord, 48, was charged Wednesday with one count of felonious assault. Pecord was sentenced in March to four years in prison after he was convicted on three counts of gross sexual imposition. According to Fox 19, prosecutors say that on Jan. 24, Pecord used an “intoxicant” to impair his victim, a 26-year-old man, then sexually assaulted him multiple times. The victim was not aware that Pecord was HIV positive, prosecutors say.

Prosecutor: Ex-Loveland officer Anthony Pecord was HIV-positive at time of sexual assault

Prosecutor: Ex-Loveland officer Anthony Pecord was HIV-positive at time of sexual assault Stock image and last updated 2021-04-14 19:43:55-04 A former police officer convicted of sexually assaulting an intoxicated victim was HIV-positive at the time of the attack, Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said Wednesday. Deters’ office filed a new charge of felonious assault against Anthony Pecord, 48. Pecord has already been sentenced to four years in prison over the same incident — but prosecutors didn’t know he was HIV positive until after his conviction, according to Deters. Neither did the victim. “The trauma of a sexual assault is something that changes you forever,” Deters wrote in a statement. “To add to that the fear of contracting HIV is horrifying for the victim.

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