A MAN caught on camera allegedly stabbing a woman in the bum with syringe full of semen may have assaulted multiple others, cops say.
Thomas Bryon Stemen, 51, of Churchton, was spotted on surveillance footage stabbing Katie Peters in the buttocks at a grocery store entrance, according to Maryland police.
The disgusting incident happened on February 18, according to local cops, who say they nabbed their suspect after receiving a tip.
The Anne Arundel Police Department shared the bizarre video on Facebook on February 24, appealing for information and adding that the “victim needs answers to her health concerns.”
In the shocking footage, a man can be seen walking directly behind the victim holding a small object when he abruptly bumps into her in the doorway of Christoper’s Fine Foods.
After he lunges towards her, the woman can be seen lurching in pain and stepping away from the suspect, who has since been identified as Stemen.
When the footage went viral, cops arrested the alleged sicko who was found with at least two syringes full of a substance authorities revealed to be semen on Friday.
The county police department confirmed additional tests are pending and more victims have yet to come forward.
“Additional testing and investigation are under way. Detectives believe there may be additional victims who have yet to report similar incidents,” their statement read.
“This investigation is extremely active additional charges may be applicable.”
Peters, who reportedly lives down the street from her alleged attacker, told a WJZ 13 the horrific attack felt like a cigarette burn.
She told the CBS station: “He turned to me and said, ‘I know it feels like a bee sting, doesn’t it?’
“I started driving home (and) it started hurting really bad. I called my son and said, ‘Something’s not right, I hope nothing happens. I hope I make it home, I love you.’”
Sergeant Jacklyn Davis told WJZ they are conducting more tests to find out what exactly Peters is up against after allegedly being injected with his semen.
“If you’ve seen this video, it’s very aggressive, it’s very deliberate — and that makes us think it’s not his first time doing this,” Davis said.
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Police said Stemen had come into contact with two other people but he wasn’t able to inject them – but local cops believe there may be other victims.
Stemen was charged with reckless endangerment and first- and second-degree assault but additional charges are possible, according to local law enforcement.
Anyone with information should contact the Anne Arundel County Police, Southern District Detective Unit at 410.222.1960, or their Tip Line at 410.222.4700.
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