Meet Lt. Col. Jeff Krusinski. Lt. Col. Krusinksi is the head of the Air Force’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program. This weekend, Lt. Col. Krusinksi was arrested for—you guessed it—sexual assault.

According to Arlington Now, a drunken Krusinksi was picked up by the cops early Sunday morning in a Crystal City parking lot:

“A drunken male subject approached a female victim in a parking lot and grabbed her breasts and buttocks,” according to a Arlington County Police Department crime report. “The victim fought the suspect off as he attempted to touch her again and alerted police.”

The Air Force has had some trouble with sexual assault and holding its officers responsible: Earlier this year, an Air Force officer convicted of sexual assault and thrown out of the service was returned to active duty when the case's convening authority, Third Air Force Commander Lt. Gen. Craig Franklin, decided there wasn't enough evidence to convinct him—the latest in a string of controversial decisions and shocking revelations about military sexual assault. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel has recommended legislation to change rules on military tribunals.

Krusinksi, for his part, has reportedly been removed from the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program.