Police in San Francisco on Saturday arrested a doctor at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on suspicion of felony sexual battery, the Sacramento Sheriff's Office said.
on suspicion of felony sexual battery, the Sacramento Sheriff's Office said.
Rachandeep Singh first came on the Sacramento Sheriff's radar on April 26 when a woman at the River Pointe Post-Acute Care Facility on Fair Oaks Boulevard accused Singh, her boss, of allegedly touching her sexually against her will. According to the Sacramento Sheriff, Singh, who was medical director at River Pointe, was removed from the facility by their administration, but detectives learned that he also oversaw at least two other facilities in theThe Sacramento County District Attorney's Office has filed felony sexual battery charges against Singh, the Sheriff's Office said. A warrant for his arrest was issued.
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