The criminal complaint says detectives conducting surveillance at a residence in the 2600 block of Georgetowne Dr. NW saw Galvan leaving the home in a vehicle.
Deputies and members of the Rochester Police Department, Rochester Fire Department and Mayo Clinic Ambulance responded to a person experiencing a medical event at the jail.
The criminal complaint says the ordeal began when one of the city’s Automated License Plate Readers spotted her driving a vehicle registered to a person with a revoked license.
The criminal complaint, filed in Olmsted County Court on Thursday, says Rochester police responded to a residence on the report of a sexual assault on the night of September 23.
Statewide authorities issued over 51,000 speeding tickets during the “100 deadliest days” traffic enforcement campaign, which ran from May 1 through September 7.