Moses Lake man gets over a year in prison for statutory rape
Emry Dinman Staff Writer | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 years, 6 months AGO
MOSES LAKE — A Moses Lake man will spend just over a year in prison after pleading guilty to statutory rape of a minor in connection with an incident from 2017.
Jarrod Austin Record, 24, pleaded guilty to third degree rape of a child, receiving a sentence of 12 months and one day in state prison. He will also have to serve 36 months in community custody and undergo a psychosexual evaluation.
Record reportedly had a consensual sexual encounter with a teenage juvenile in October 2017, a continuation of an earlier sexual relationship. During that incident, Record picked up the juvenile female from her high school before bringing her to his apartment. A protection order had been previously put in place against Record to prevent the two from having contact.
Record’s previous criminal history consisted solely of prior convictions for third-degree driving while license suspended.
Emry Dinman can be reached via email at edinman@columbiabasinherald.com.
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