The Milwaukee officer who fatally shot a man in August, sparking two days of unrest in the city’s Sherman Park neighborhood, sexually assaulted a man after they drank shots together at a bar while watching thesecond night of protests on television, a criminal complaint released Thursday said.
Dominique Heaggan-Brown is charged with second-degree sexual assault in that incident and another from July in which prosecutors said Heaggan-Brown had sexually-explicit photos on his cellphone of him and a second man taken when that victim was passed out.
Heaggan-Brown is also charged with two counts of prostitution. In the charging document, prosecutors allege he offered two men money for sex on several occasions dating back to December 2015.
If convicted of the charges, Heaggan-Brown faces up to nearly 90 years in prison and up to $230,000 in fines.
At a court appearance Thursday, Commissioner Grace Flynn ordered him held on $100,000 bail. He has been suspended from the Milwaukee Police Department, police said.
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