Woman accuses Rep. Eric Swalwell of sexually assaulting her in 2013 incident

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Four women have come forward to accuse Representative Eric Swalwell of engaging in sexual misconduct. The allegations include rape, drugging, and choking.

According to reports, Lonna Drewes, a former staffer, plans to file a police report alleging that Swalwell raped her. Another woman has accused him of drugging and raping her, while a third woman claims he choked her during an incident.

In an exclusive interview, four women described their experiences with Swalwell, including the former staffer who alleges rape. The women’s accounts describe a pattern of behavior by Swalwell, with some alleging that he thought himself to be “untouchable.”

Swalwell has not publicly commented on the allegations. His office has stated that they are aware of the reports and are cooperating with any investigations.

The accusations against Swalwell have sparked a response from his colleagues in Congress. The House Ethics Committee has announced an investigation into the allegations, which will examine whether Swalwell violated any congressional rules or codes of conduct.

The women who have come forward to accuse Swalwell have expressed fear and anxiety about coming forward with their stories. They have described feeling intimidated and silenced by Swalwell’s behavior.

Swalwell has been a member of Congress since 2013 and has served on several committees, including the House Intelligence Committee. The allegations against him are ongoing, and it is unclear what consequences he may face as a result.

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