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FBI agent turns himself in on sexual battery warrant in Indianapolis

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INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) — A supervisory special agent with the FBI turned himself in at the Marion County Jail on a warrant for sexual battery.

A police report obtained by WRTV shows that Timothy Healy was taken into custody on Wednesday.

Jail records show Healy was booked into the Marion County Jail on a charge of felony sexual battery. He was released on Thursday.

Indiana State Police said Friday afternoon that the investigation into Healy started in October 2025.

Healy was reportedly visiting a known person in Indianapolis when the incident took place, and “after a lengthy investigation, a grand jury indicted (Healy) for sexual battery.”

According to the FBI’s website, Healy works as a supervisory special agent with the FBI’s Crisis Negotiation Team in Quantico, Virginia. A police report lists a Virginia home address.

ISP confirmed that at the time of the assault, Healy was not assigned to the FBI field office in Indianapolis.

A probable cause affidavit was not immediately available.

WRTV has reached out to the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office for more information.