Deputy DA Michael Gressett accused of raping a junior employee using an ice pick, handcuffs and gun

Michael Gressett, a deputy DA from California, who prosecuted sex crimes, was accused of raping a junior employee using an ice pick, handcuffs and a gun, according to court records.

The incident allegedly left bed sheets stained with blood and caused the traumatized woman to press charges against her boss.

The alleged victim, known only as Jane Doe, 33, claimed her boss Michael Gressett, 53, raped her during a lunch break while he waited for a verdict in a molestation case.

Although the woman had agreed to have sex with Michael Gressett, she later claimed it had been too rough, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Michael Gressett has insisted the tryst was consensual.

A judge dismissed the rape charges last month but the California state attorney’s office is now considering whether to appeal the decision.

According to court records, there was a “raunchy” environment at the Contra Costa County sex crimes unit, north-east of San Francisco.

Deputy DA Michael Gressett and the woman had reportedly had sex once before with her describing him to a friend as “pretty kinky”.

The woman told the grand jury that she went back to his condo near the courthouse in May 2008 after he texted her suggesting they meet up at lunchtime.

She claimed Michael Gressett showed her a knife and traced patterns on her sweater with the point of the blade. She said he then handcuffed her ankle to her wrist and forced her into a sex act.

Initially, the woman did not bring charges and Michael Gressett was not arrested until five months later.

A search of his home found 200 Viagra tablets and marijuana. An ice pick, gun and a pair of handcuffs were also discovered in the nightstand.

A retired judge was assigned to the case after it emerged that one of the county judges had previously dated Michael Gressett.

The case against Michael Gressett began to crumble after it was revealed that the accuser had continued working with him for four months after the alleged rape.

The woman collected $450,000 in a settlement with the county after reportedly suffering employment retaliation for making the rape charge.