Two men have been accused of raping a woman in 2016 at her Springfield home.
Hunter Davolt, 24, and Rayvaun Christenson, 25, were charged Thursday with second-degree rape and sodomy after police say they forced a woman to perform sex acts with them for one to two hours.
According to a probable cause statement, the woman invited Davolt, Christenson and other friends back to her home one night in 2016 after they had been out socializing.
The statement says after hanging out for a few hours, the woman’s other friends left or passed out and she started getting ready for bed – assuming Davolt and Christenson would leave as well.
Instead, the woman allegedly told police that when she walked out of her bedroom after washing her face, Davolt and Christenson forced her onto her bed and sexually assaulted her…
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