All things Roulez are slightly quieter than usual right now, as they have been for several weeks. This is an expected quiet. Roulez Media founder C.Kimberly Toms had an obligation to the State of Wisconsin and herself to testify in a jury trial. She appeared as state’s witness against the defendant, David S. Scharlat of Oconomowoc, WI.
David Scharlat scheduled to be sentenced May 21 WAUKESHA, Wis. — A Waukesha County jury reached a split verdict Friday night against a former federal agent accused of sexual assault. […]
WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) – A jury found a former federal agent not guilty of sexually assaulting two women but guilty of assaulting a third. The Journal Sentinel reports David Scharlat, […]
A jury late Friday found a former federal agent not guilty of sexually assaulting two women after a nine-day trial that featured explicit testimony from three former girlfriends, but guilty of assaulting a third.
POSTED 4:05 PM, FEBRUARY 14, 2020, BY BRET LEMOINE, UPDATED AT 10:46PM, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 Jury finds former federal agent Scharlat guilty on 1 count of 2nd-degree sexual assault WAUKESHA — On […]
Day 9 of the David Scharlat sexual assault trial, and an end is in sight.
POSTED 5:32 PM, FEBRUARY 12, 2020, BY BRET LEMOINE Interview with former federal agent accused of sex assault played for jurors WAUKESHA COUNTY — On Wednesday, Feb. 12, a week and […]
Forensic evidence took center stage Tuesday, Feb. 11 during the trial for David Scharlat, the former federal agent in Waukesha County accused of sexually assaulting three women.
Before she testified that an ex-boyfriend had sexually assaulted her, C. Kimberly Toms had already told her story in a documentary film that recently became available for streaming on Amazon.
The trial began on Monday, Feb. 3 for David Scharlat, 55, a former federal agent accused of raping three different women over a five-year period across Waukesha County.
Escaping Fed, a Roulez Media true crime documentary, hit Prime Video as its first digital channel in the United States and UK on January 3, 2020.
Escaping Fed is the frightening true story of a federally empowered serial offender and the woman trying to survive him. Escaping Fed was shot on a Sony Alpha 7s and a Canon 5D Mark III.
As everyone at Roulez Media gears up for the coming launch of our film ESCAPING FED, we happily announce our new companion website. The site offers expanded capabilities. It provides […]
Roulez Media’s own feature length documentary film, ESCAPING FED, is making waves early in our film festival and awards programs efforts. In fact, we have already won our first laurel. […]
WAUKESHA – A federal agent charged with sexually assaulting three women over four years must remain on GPS monitoring while on bail, a Waukesha County judge ordered Monday. David Scharlat, […]
On April 9, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that DSS Agent David Scharlat’s lawyer petitioned the court to order news media to not show Scharlat’s face as part of any coverage of the case, citing his undercover work for the U.S. State Department’s Diplomatic Security Service. Bucher withdrew the petition Tuesday after it was reported in the Journal Sentinel.
But some question whether it will result in anything concrete. BY ROBBIE GRAMER, EMILY TAMKIN | APRIL 13, 2018, 2:01 PM The State Department’s internal watchdog is reviewing the handling of sexual harassment and […]
An agent who worked in diplomatic security protection for the U.S. Department of State is accused in Wisconsin of sexually assaulting three women with whom he was acquainted, according to a criminal complaint.
Though David Scharlat voluntarily came to court on a summons, prosecutors asked that he post $100,000 bail to remain free while the case is pending.
A federal agent charged with sexually assaulting three women wants a judge to ban news media from showing his face — from inside or outside court — during coverage of the case.
Scharlat was charged with one count of first-degree sexual assault causing great bodily harm, three counts of second-degree sexual assault and one count of third-degree sexual assault. He was released on $10,000 bail Wednesday.
A one-time federal agent charged with sexually assaulting three women has withdrawn a request that a judge order the news media not to show his face.
A federal agent charged with sexually assaulting three women wants a judge to ban news media from showing his face — from inside or outside court — during coverage of the case.
A 12-page criminal complaint has a number of graphic details. It describes the actions of a U.S. State Department employee accused of raping the three women while often times using his authority to intimidate his victims.