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A former police officer from Washington, D.C., faces serious allegations of sexually assaulting a minimum of 10 women in Maryland and Virginia during 2024 and 2025.
Thirty-year-old Timothy Valentin, residing in Fort Washington, has been charged by the Prince George’s County Police Department in Maryland with the alleged sexual assaults of six women. These incidents reportedly occurred at various sites within the county over the two-year span, as detailed by police here.
Currently detained in Alexandria, Virginia, Valentin is facing four charges of sexual assault related to incidents that took place in 2025, as covered by FOX 5 DC.
In Alexandria, the charges against him include rape, sodomy, abduction, unlawful filming, and aggravated sexual battery, according to the news source.
In Alexandria, he is charged with offenses including rape, sodomy, abduction, unlawful filming and aggravated sexual battery, according to the outlet.
Valentin previously served as an officer with the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) in Washington, D.C., from 2017 to 2022, when he resigned, MPD told Fox News Digital. The alleged assaults occurred after his departure from the department.
Alexandria Police Chief Tarrick McGuire speaks about charges filed against a former Washington, D.C., police officer accused of sexual assaults in Virginia and Maryland. (FOX 5 DC)
According to the Prince George’s County Police Department in Maryland, investigators determined Valentin met women through dating apps or in person. During dates, the women consumed alcohol and became incapacitated, at which point he allegedly sexually assaulted them.
FOX 5 DC also reported that in Montgomery County, Maryland, Valentin allegedly sexually assaulted a woman in Takoma Park in April 2025 after meeting at Blue Sunday’s Bar & Grill in Bowie and later traveling to Society Restaurant & Lounge in Silver Spring.
The 7600 block of Hammond Avenue in Fort Washington, Maryland. Authorities said a former Washington, D.C., police officer is accused of sexually assaulting multiple women across Maryland and Virginia. (Google Maps)
Maryland detectives began investigating in late January after being contacted by the Alexandria Police Department in Virginia, which identified potential cases in Prince George’s County during its own probe, authorities said.
Authorities in both Maryland and Virginia believe there may be additional victims and are urging anyone with information to come forward.