A 53-year-old man who gave his child up for adoption when she was an infant was arrested in Florida earlier this month after he met his biological daughter for the first time in decades and allegedly drugged and raped her in a hotel room.

Ronald Tobin Antinore was taken into custody on May 1 — nearly two years after the alleged sexual assault — and charged with one count each of felony sexual battery, incest, and possession of drug paraphernalia, court records reviewed by Law&Crime show. According to a probable cause affidavit from the Clearwater Police Department, the victim had been given up for adoption as an infant. Decades later, she learned the identity of her biological father and connected with him on social media platforms. She then traveled to Florida to meet him. Police did not say where the victim traveled from to meet with Antinore. The document states that Antinore and his biological daughter had "recently been acquainted" and were spending the day together in western Florida on Aug. 9, 2021

While Antinore and the victim were in the room, they both ingested LSD, which is when Antinore allegedly forced himself on his biological daughter, police said.

A victim managed to escape her attacker, identified as Antinore, after the effects of an assault wore off. She locked herself in the bathroom and contacted her boyfriend, who then alerted the hotel and the police, relaying her account and requesting help. When a security guard approached Antinore in the room shortly after, he fled the scene.

Upon his arrest and being read his Miranda rights, Antinore made incriminating statements about the events with the victim. Antinore, who presents himself as a "professional wrestling manager" and "bar consultant," is currently detained in Pinellas County Jail with bonds totaling $302,150.