Charges have been laid after a real estate agent reported being sexually assaulted by a man viewing a home for sale in Belleville.
The female real estate agent told investigators she met the man at the home on June 10 after he’d arranged for a showing of the residence.
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While touring the home, police say, the man sexually assaulted the agent.
Police have charged 38-year-old Nicholas Foster of Belleville with one count of sexual assault.
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They say Foster turned himself into police Wednesday.
He has been released on an undertaking with a court date scheduled in January.
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