Durham, N.C. — A Durham man has been arrested and charged in connection with a sexual assault that occurred on August 4, 2024. The Durham Police Department announced Wednesday that Quentin Holloway, 39, is facing multiple charges related to the incident, which took place in the early morning hours in the 1100 block of Jackson Street.
Details of the Incident
According to police, the reported assault occurred just after 1 a.m. on August 4. The suspect, identified as Holloway, is alleged to have forcibly entered a residence, assaulted the victim, and committed several criminal acts before fleeing the scene.
Holloway was arrested Tuesday in Charlotte by the Durham Police Department in coordination with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department’s Special Victims Unit.
Charges Filed
Holloway faces the following charges:
• First-Degree Forcible Rape
• First-Degree Forcible Sex Offense
• First-Degree Burglary
• Assault by Strangulation
• Larceny After Breaking and Entering
• Misdemeanor Stalking
He is currently being held in the Mecklenburg County Jail without bond.
Community Assistance Requested
The Durham Police Department is urging anyone with additional information about the case to come forward. Tips can be provided to Investigator R. Armstrong at (919) 560-4440 ext. 29325 or through Durham CrimeStoppers at (919) 683-1200.
CrimeStoppers operates as a confidential service where tipsters can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,000.
Addressing Sexual Assault in Durham
This arrest highlights ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to address sexual violence in Durham. According to recent statistics from the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, reported sexual assaults in Durham County have increased slightly in the past two years, reflecting a nationwide trend. Law enforcement agencies, including the Durham Police Department, are working to strengthen their response through partnerships with victim advocacy groups and specialized units like the Special Victims Unit.
Durham Police Chief Patrice Andrews emphasized the importance of community cooperation in solving and preventing crimes. “We rely on the courage of survivors to come forward and the vigilance of our community to help bring perpetrators to justice,” Andrews said.
Resources for Survivors
Advocates remind the community that support services are available for survivors of sexual assault. Organizations like the Durham Crisis Response Center offer 24/7 hotlines, counseling, and legal advocacy for those impacted by sexual violence.
Promoting Safety and Awareness
The Durham Police Department encourages residents to remain vigilant and take safety precautions. For tips on personal safety and crime prevention, visit the department’s website or attend one of its community outreach programs.
For ongoing coverage of this case and other public safety news, stay connected with the Bull City Citizen.
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• Durham’s Efforts to Combat Gender-Based Violence (Bull City Citizen, Nov. 2024)
• Public Safety in Durham: What Residents Should Know (Bull City Citizen, Dec. 2024)
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