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   Donta Devon Walton/Dakota County Jail   
      
   Warning: This report contains details about sexual assault that some may find   
   disturbing.   
      
   An Eagan felon on parole who was previously charged with attempted murder has   
   been newly charged in Dakota County with several felonies related to the armed   
   sexual assault of a 19-year-old woman last week.   
      
   Donta Devon Walton, 23, was charged in Dakota County Court on Thursday with   
   four felony counts, including first-degree criminal sexual conduct involving   
   the use of a dangerous weapon, second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon,   
   domestic assault by    
   strangulation, and felon in possession of a firearm.   
      
   Charges say Eagan police were dispatched just before 3 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 16,   
   to the intersection of Highway 13 and Silver Bell Road on a report of a sexual   
   assault that had occurred at a residence nearby. The victim told police   
   she’d met the man she    
   knew as “De’Sean” two to three weeks prior through Facebook. Police were   
   later able to determine the identity of the male as Walton.   
      
   The victim said she was dropped off by a friend the night before at an Eagan   
   address on the 3800 block of Willow Way. The victim said she and the male were   
   watching a show when he told her he wanted to have sex. She said she didn’t   
   want to, but the    
   male put his weight against her, held her down, and raped her while the victim   
   tried to fight him off by kicking and pushing. Charges say Walton put his hand   
   over the victim’s mouth and choked her so she couldn’t scream. Walton   
   finally stopped after    
   the victim continued to kick him. She told Walton she wanted to go home and   
   went out into the driveway to text a friend.   
      
   When Walton started to go back into the house, the victim tried to run away,   
   but Walton grabbed her and pulled her into the garage, charges say. The victim   
   told police that Walton pulled a gun on her and threatened to shoot her if she   
   didn’t have sex    
   with him again. The victim told police that Walton said he had shot people   
   before, so he was serious. The victim said Walton held a gun to her head while   
   having sex with her again on the garage floor and threatened to shoot her if   
   she moved. The victim    
   said she was bleeding from the assault and Walton took her bloody clothes and   
   gave her a pair of pants. He told her not to tell anyone about the assault or   
   innocent people would get hurt. The victim said Walton called an Uber and left   
   the house, at which    
   time she left the house and called police.   
      
   The victim was transported to a hospital where she underwent a sexual assault   
   exam that revealed injuries.   
      
   Police obtained Uber account records for Walton’s account that showed a   
   transaction for a pickup outside the Willow Way address and a drop off at a   
   Robbinsdale address on the 4000 block of 47th Avenue North, which police   
   believed to be Walton’s    
   mother’s house.   
      
   Police subsequently learned that Walton may have been staying at an apartment   
   in the City of New Hope on the 8100 block of Bass Lake Road. Police obtained   
   and executed a search warrant at the property where they located Walton and   
   took him into custody    
   Wednesday afternoon. Police also located a black handgun wrapped in a shirt   
   that was hidden in a kitchen cabinet. The gun matched the description by the   
   victim as well as a photo Walton had previously sent of the gun to the victim,   
   which showed the    
   serial number. Police also found the clothing and shoes the victim described   
   that Walton had been wearing.   
      
   Walton has a prior conviction on felon in possession of a firearm for a 2018   
   incident where charges say Walton shot a man exiting from a Metro Transit bus   
   in Minneapolis after the two had been involved in an argument with others   
   aboard the bus. Four    
   other charges of attempted murder, and first- and second-degree assault were   
   dismissed in the case upon conviction by Judge Kathryn L. Quaintance.   
      
      
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