Damascus Resident Charged with Sexual Assault of Three Underage Girls, Police Urge Other Victims to Come Forward

A suspect is currently in custody related to charges surrounding the alleged sexual assault of three underage girls in Damascus. The Montgomery County Department of Police – Special Victims Investigation Division announced the arrest of Irvin Ariel Portillo, a 28-year-old resident of Damascus, facing multiple counts of rape and sexual abuse. In a release published by the

Montgomery County Department of Police

, officials detailed the ongoing investigation and their concerns that additional victims could come forward.

The crimes came to light on Tuesday, October 29, when detectives began to look into an accusation voiced by a teenage girl. This examination promptly led to the discovery of two more alleged victims. On November 8, Portillo was served fully with an arrest warrant covering charges such as second-degree rape and third-degree sexual offense. He was swiftly detained and is currently held without bond at the Montgomery County Central Processing Unit.

The investigators working on this case have taken action to encourage more potential victims to step forward. “SVID detectives believe there may be more victims and encourage them to come forward,” stated the

Montgomery County Department of Police

official press release. The detectives have provided a phone number for victims or those with information to contact them directly at 240-773-5400 as they continue to diligently work on unearthing the full extent of the accused perpetrator’s actions.

As the situation continues to develop, community awareness has been deemed crucial. The authorities are urging the public not just to stay vigilant but to reach out should they have any relevant information actively. The Montgomery County Police are committed to investigating the case thoroughly and offering support to all those affected. “SVID detectives are urging anyone with additional information or who may believe they are a victim of Portillo to contact SVID detectives at 240-773-5400,” reads the statement from the

Montgomery County Department of Police

.

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