Minnesota Law states that inmates are not able to legally give consent due to the power imbalance between officers and prisoners.
The offender told Beehler that she would"do anything" for food, and he then asked if her moving to the front seat for"fooling around" would be possible, the court records show.
Beehler then ordered food for himself and the female prisoner from a McDonald's drive-through. He allegedly uncuffed the woman and invited her to the front seat, where she performed oral sex on him. He told the woman that she would get in trouble if she told anyone, but later that day she informed officials of the incident. Beehler initially denied the claims, but later admitted that sexual acts were performed by the victim, according to the criminal complaint.The complaint also stated that the victim"never consented to sexual contact but felt coerced.
On Wednesday, Beehler was sentenced to 120 days in prison and seven years probation, after he pleaded guilty to fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct in March, as part of a plea deal that dismissed the third-degree count.following Beehler's sentencing, Keena wrote that"as an employee of the Minnesota Department of Corrections, Mr. Beehler was entrusted with the victim's care and protection while transporting her to the Hennepin County jail.
"He violated his position of authority by engaging in sexual acts with a woman who was in a very vulnerable situation."STOKE-ON-TRENT- NOVEMBER 13: The logo of the American fast food company McDonald's is seen outside one of its stores on November 13, 2020, in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
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