Arkansas
Police: Paragould sexual assault suspect pregnant with 14-year-old victim’s child
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LITTLE ROCK — A Paragould woman has been arrested for sexual assault after police say she became pregnant by a 14-year-old boy.
KATV content partner KAIT Region 8 News reports that Paragould police received a tip on Feb. 28, 2020, from the Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline regarding the teen having a sexual relationship with 23-year-old Brittni Gray.
Police received a second hotline tip on Sept. 29 from a witness who claimed they saw Gray and the boy having sexual intercourse. On Jan. 22, 2021, police interviewed the second witness who said Gray and the alleged victim had been in a sexual relationship for approximately one year, according to court documents.
“The witness stated that the alleged offender is currently pregnant with the victim’s child,” Detective Rhonda Thomas said in the affidavit.
Thomas said medical records obtained from a local hospital confirmed Gray is currently pregnant.
Court documents stated that video footage was obtained showing the alleged victim and the alleged offender entering the hospital together during a recent visit to the emergency room.
After reviewing the affidavit, Greene County District Court Judge Daniel Stidham found probable cause to arrest Gray on one count of 4th-degree sexual assault, a Class D felony.
Gray was arrested on Monday. She is being held in the Greene County Detention Center without bond. She will appear in court on Thursday.
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