Not the first arrest for alleged Brooklyn Heights sex assault burglar
Freed without bail in first case, suspect now in Rikers; high bail set
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — This is not the first time around for the suspect arrested in a terrifying sexual assault and burglary in Brooklyn Heights on May 18.
In fact, just four days before Jayquan Martinez, 27, allegedly robbed and assaulted a sleeping Brooklyn Heights mother in her apartment on May 12, he was arrested for another incident which took place on May 4. In the earlier case, he was charged with 13 counts including burglary, criminal trespass, criminal possession of stolen property, petit larceny and other charges (not including sexual assault), court records show.
Orders of protection have been issued to the victims in both cases.
Martinez is now at Rikers, where he was incarcerated on Saturday after being unable to make bail set at $200,001 by criminal court Judge Joshua Glick.