WASHINGTON — An adjunct professor at Northern Virginia Community College has been charged with raping one female student, and sexually assaulting another.
On May 5, a student of 27-year-old Youssef Taleb told campus police that two days earlier he had assaulted her, when the two went into a conference room on the school’s Manassas campus to work on calculus problems.
The student reported that several weeks earlier, on March 22, Taleb had raped her in a classroom.
A second young woman, who does not know the first victim, also reported allegations against Taleb to police.
NBC Washington reported the details were provided in a search warrant affidavit filed in Fairfax County, where Taleb lives.
During a search of Taleb’s home, Prince William County police recovered clothing, a cellphone, documents and photos, according to NBC 4.
Taleb is charged with two felonies — rape and object sexual penetration — as well as two misdemeanor counts of sexual battery.
Taleb has been fired from his position with NVCC.
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