Washington’s extradited chippewa man faces first -degree criminal sexual behavior charges

Chippewa County, Mich. (WLUC) – A Chippewa County man who lived in Washington was extradited to UP and faces five serious crime charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman from the Cippewa County in 2016.

Aaron Jarrett, 36, who lived in Clark Count

Jarrett is accused of sexually assaulting a woman from the Cippewa County in May 2016 and was accused by the Office of the Cippewa County Prosecutor later that same year with four first -degree criminal sexual conduct positions, a possible sentence of life imprisonment and a position of illegal imprisonment, a crime of 15 years.

Jarrett was extradited to Chippewa County on Wednesday by the US sheriff service to face these charges as part of Surviving justice operation.

The extraditions through Operation Survivor Justice were financed last year by a state allocation of $ 1 million. The operation is an association between the Department of the Attorney General of Michigan, the local County Prosecutors and the US Sheriffs Service. UU. To locate, stop and return to Michigan’s fugitive criminals with outstanding sexual aggression orders.

“In the six months since we announced the Surviving Operation Justice, my office has worked with county prosecutors throughout the state and the US sheriff service to extradite more than a dozen people accused of horrible sexual assaults,” said Nessel. “I remain committed to continue this important job to keep our communities safe and ensure that those who commit these crimes are responsible.”

The Jarrett bonus was set at $ 500,000. Then it will appear in District Court 91 for a probable cause conference on March 13 at 9:30 am and a preliminary examination on March 20 at 9:30 am

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