LAS CRUCES — The three men charged with the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 19-year-old Las Cruces woman have bonded out of jail — so, too, has her boyfriend, who had been booked under charges that he later broke into the apartment of one of her alleged attackers.



All three bonded out of the Doña Ana County Detention Center on Nov. 19.

According to a criminal complaint, the woman told a friend that she had "jacked" $300 from Davis at Bradley's apartment in the 2400 block of Espina Street. The woman later told police that the money was owed to the three men for drugs she had purchased.

The woman said she returned to Bradley's apartment with her friend to explain she didn't have the money. Shortly thereafter, the three men told the woman's friend to leave. Then, she said, the men and other women they had called started to beat her.

Cliatt reportedly told police he texted a friend to come "scare" the woman.

Later, the victim said Davis ripped off her clothes and sexually assaulted her, saying to her, "that's how you're going to repay me." He allegedly threatened to shoot her with a semi-automatic Glock handgun.

Eventually, according to the criminal complaint, Davis took the woman to a nearby apartment on Hagerty Road — because he was fearful police may be looking for her. There, a witness said he sexually assaulted her again before dragging her by her hair back to the Espina apartment.

Multiple witnesses said they saw the woman lying on a bed or floor crying, and offered to help her get the money she owed.

One witness contacted police, after which investigators tracked the woman's cell phone to her friend's apartment. The friend pointed out to officers where he had left her.

Officers then witnessed through a window the woman and Davis on a bed inside the Espina apartment. At that time, the woman began to mouth the words, "please help me."

According to the report, officers tased Davis because he became combative when the police entered. He initially denied having anything to do with the woman, then admitted having sex with her. He also denied owning any guns before admitting he owned the Glock.

Police had encountered Jeremy Robledo, the woman's boyfriend, that night because he was looking for his girlfriend.

On Nov. 19, they found Robledo at Bradley's apartment on Espina where he later admitted to stealing electronics and taking Davis' car, a 2000 Ford Crown Victoria that happened to be a police car before it was auctioned.
