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The Seminole County Sheriff's Office arrested a UCF student Monday for the sexual assault of a female he allegedly met through the dating website Match.com.
Aaron Daniel Floyd, 22, an industrial engineering student who lives in Oviedo, was arrested and charged with sexual battery on a victim over 12 years of age for an incident that occurred Saturday, May 14, at about 5:30 p.m., according to the arrest report. The victim reported the incident to the Sheriff's Office shortly before 11 p.m.
The victim told police that she met Floyd on the website Thursday, May 12. According to the report, the two shared a conversation via email before exchanging cell phone numbers and talking more. The victim said Floyd asked her questions of a sexual nature, which made her uncomfortable.
The two met at a location in Sanford May 14 and the victim followed Floyd to his apartment located on Tattinger Lane, according to the report. While sitting on his bed watching TV, the report stated they began to kiss and then Floyd began to perform sexual acts on her without her consent; he also forced her to perform sexual acts on him. He told her, "You're not going anywhere" when she tried to get up and go to the bathroom. After that, he allegedly raped her anally and vaginally.
After the incident, he allowed her to go to the bathroom and put her clothes on. According to the report, when she returned, he was pacing and acting very nervous, according to the report, and said "I don't know what to do with you now." He then allegedly forced her to go to a local pharmacy with him and made her buy the morning-after pill, which he forced her take with water when she returned to his car.
The two went back to his apartment where she left for home in her own car, according to the report. She then contacted her mother and went to the Sheriff's Office.
The Seminole County Health Department conducted a sexual assault exam on the victim that revealed anal and vaginal lacerations, several reddened areas on her body and a scratch on her left ankle, according to the report.
On May 16, Floyd provided police with written and verbal consent to search his bedroom, computer and cell phone.
Floyd is being held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on $10,000 bond.