A former D/FW radio host accused in late March of raping a teenage girl during a New Year’s Eve party at his Mansfield home has been charged again with a sex crime.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports 47-year-old Justin Frazell was arrested on Monday on a charge of indecent assault, according to Denton County jail records. The offense occurred on Dec. 22, 2020, records show, but details on the allegations weren’t immediately available.
Frazell, a longtime radio personality who hosted the morning show at Fort Worth’s KFWR 95.9 The Ranch, was first arrested in late March on a charge of sexual assault. The station fired him at that time, writing in a statement it had learned he was “booked on sexual assault charges in Tarrant County.”
An arrest warrant, issued on the sexual assault charge, describes how Frazell allegedly gave a teenage girl an alcoholic drink and then, as she was asleep in bed, sexually assaulted her.
There were several people at Frazell’s home in Mansfield for the New Year’s Eve party, including children, and the teens were allowed to drink, according to the warrant. At one point, a girl was left alone in a bedroom and Frazell came in to give her a drink, a Whiteclaw alcoholic seltzer, the warrant states. She drank a little of it.
He told her, the warrant states, “This is between us. Don’t say I never do anything for you.”
The girl, who was allowed to stay overnight, fell asleep but Frazell pulled off the blankets and sexually assaulted her, according to the warrant. She began texting her parents around 5 a.m., and the next day her parents called Mansfield police.
Police issued the warrant for Frazell’s arrest after interviewing witnesses and testing DNA samples.
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