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A woman arrested in Beaumont on a charge involving nonconsensual sharing of intimate images has been arrested again in Orange County on an unrelated warrant.
Jessica Janell Crawford, 40, who also goes by the last name Shelton, was arrested in Orange County on Saturday night on a warrant tied to an unrelated protective-order case in the county, according to Orange County Assistant District Attorney Bard Anderson.
Crawford remained in the Orange County jail on four charges: violation of a bond or protective order two or more times within a year, harassment, driving with an invalid license and "all other traffic," an offense not punishable by jail time, according to the jail roster.
Anderson said the warrant covered only the protective-order violation.
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Crawford could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted of violating the protective order, Anderson said.
Before the Orange County arrest, Crawford was arrested in Beaumont on a charge involving sending intimate videos and photos of her and her ex-boyfriend to the man’s girlfriend.
The man told police Crawford sent the video and photos to his girlfriend to harm and humiliate him and jeopardize his relationship, according to a previous police report.
He told police the images and video showed sexually explicit acts involving him and Crawford and that he did not give her permission to send them to anyone.
During a June 17 interview, Crawford told police she sent the messages, video and photos to the woman by accident, police previously said. Police said text messages indicated the communication was intentional.
Crawford was arrested in Beaumont on July 8 on that charge.
