Savannah Rios Accused Of Belting Her Boyfriend In The Balls

**Dakota Valkyrie** · January 19th, 2012, 07:42 PM

A bizarre kidnapping and sexual assault landed one woman in jail who now faces three felony charges.

Savannah Rios, 24, was charged in 3rd District Court with aggravated kidnapping, aggravated robbery and forcible sexual abuse.

Police say Rios and her alleged victim met at a residence near 800 East and 300 South on Jan. 11. The victim, who had been dating Rios on and off for a couple of months, believed Rios had taken his cell phone and debit card, so he took a lap top belonging to an acquaintance of Rios to hold for "collateral," said Salt Lake Police Sgt. Josh Ashdown. He told police he had arranged to exchange the computer for his items on Jan. 11.

When he got to the residence, however, Rios "slapped him several times and then took out a knife and asked, 'You wanna die?'" according to charging documents. She then ordered the man to take all of his clothes off and proceeded to hit him in the genitals several times with a belt, the charges state.

After getting re-dressed, Rios forced the man at knife-point to drive to his home in West Jordan, stabbing at him as they drove. At the house, she attempted to slash the man's face, but cut his finger as he attempted to block the knife, according to the charges.

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A man, who had been dating a woman on-and-off for a couple of months, woke up at an acquaintance's home one morning to find his debit card and cell phone missing, said Salt Lake Police Sgt. Josh Ashdown.

The man reacted by taking a laptop belonging to the acquaintance, Ashdown said. He told police he was holding it for collateral and had arranged with his girlfriend to exchange the computer for his items on Jan. 11.

When the man and his girlfriend met, however, she forced him into a vehicle at knife-point, then tied a shoelace between the two, and made him drive to a bank in West Jordan, Ashdown said.

The woman forced the man to go inside the bank to withdraw money, he said. Instead, the man went inside and out another door to call police. The girlfriend was still waiting in the car when officers arrived, Ashdown said.

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