Rochester Hills Woman Charged With Sexual Assault

ROCHESTER HILLS, MI — A 48-year-old Rochester Hills woman has been charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct and two counts of assault after reportedly strangling and biting the ear off of a woman who she was romantically interested in during a drug and alcohol-fueled get-together at the victim's apartment.

IN addition to the criminal sexual conduct charge, a felony that carries a potential 15-year sentence, Allison Thompson Weaver has also been charged with assault with intent to do great bodily harm, a 10-year felony, and assault with intent to maim, another 10-year felony, according to the Oakland County Sheriff's Office.

Oakland County Sheriffs responded to a 911 call at Lake Village Apartment Complex on Sept. 17 after a neighbor reportedly heard someone moaning and crying for help in a nearby unit. Responding officers reportedly found both women partially nude and covered in blood in the bedroom.

The victim, a 48-year-old resident of the apartment, had several bite marks and was missing part of her left ear, according to the report. She told police she invited Weaver, a former neighbor, over for drinks, when Weaver made several unwanted sexual advances toward her.

The victim said she later went to bed and was woken up to find Weaver strangling her, biting her and saying she was going to kill her.

Police said Weaver was hovering over the victim when they found the two on the floor near the bed.

Weaver was arraigned on Sept. in the 52-3 District Court and bond was set a $75,000, no 10% cash surety. A pre-trial hearing has been scheduled for Sept. 30.