Former Hotel Clerk Convicted of Sexual Assault in Wisconsin
A jury has convicted Venkatesh Nalabothula, a former hotel clerk, of sexually assaulting guests at the Clarion Pointe Hotel in Tomah, Wisconsin. He was found guilty of charges including second-degree sexual assault and burglary stemming from incidents in 2023.
Portland, OR, September 6, 2026 — A jury has convicted Venkatesh Nalabothula, who formerly worked as a hotel clerk, of sexually assaulting guests. The conviction stems from incidents that occurred in 2023 at the Clarion Pointe Hotel located in Tomah, Wisconsin.
Nalabothula was found guilty on multiple charges, including second-degree sexual assault and burglary. The jury reached its verdict following proceedings that detailed the alleged assaults on hotel guests.
Specific details regarding the number of victims, the exact dates of the assaults beyond the year 2023, or the specific nature of the burglaries were not provided in the summary of the trend. Similarly, information regarding the sentencing date or any potential penalties Nalabothula may face following this conviction was not available.
The Clarion Pointe Hotel in Tomah, Wisconsin, was the location where the alleged crimes took place. The role of Nalabothula as a hotel clerk at the time of the incidents is noted.
Further information concerning the legal proceedings, including the duration of the trial or any statements made by the prosecution or defense teams, was not included in the provided summary. The outcome of the trial, however, resulted in a conviction on the specified charges.
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