Pharmacist, 46, is arrested for 'luring a woman he met on eHarmony to his home to drug and rape her after he promised he'd fix her medical problems'

A Colorado pharmacist has been arrested for allegedly luring a woman on a dating website to his home promising to help with her medical issues, only to drug and sexually assault her.  

Brent Stein is the 46-year-old owner of Mountain Key Pharmacy in Florissant. 

He lured a woman he met on dating website eHarmony on June 8 to travel across state lines from Indiana to visit him, according to Teller County Detectives.

Stein told the victim that his wife died of similar health issues that she suffered and he had the ability to 'cure' her, according to the arrest affidavit.  

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Pharmacist Brent Stein, 46, who is the owner of Mountain Key Pharmacy in Florissant, Colorado has been charged with three counts of sexual assault. The sheriff's office says Stein’s pharmacy license was suspended on July 2

He told her he wanted to 'court her' and she said she wasn't interested in a sexual relationship at the time. She still booked a flight two days later on June 10 to visit him.  

She traveled to his residence in Florissant where he allegedly gave her an un-prescribed medication that left her incapacitated. 

The woman claimed Stein gave her multiple medications including large syringes filled with an unknown liquid injected into her nose, which Stein claimed had healing qualities, and tablets and white pills in her mouth that made her extremely lethargic and unable to move her arms and legs.   

Stein, though a licensed pharmacist, was not legally authorized to prescribe any medication. 

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He lured a woman he met on dating website eharmony on June 8 to travel across state lines from Indiana to visit him, according to Teller County Detectives. Stein told the victim that his wife died of similar health issues that she suffered and he had the ability to 'cure' her, according to the arrest affidavit.

The victim believes she was sexually assaulted at least seven times between June 10 and June 16, but told officers she couldn't recall how many times exactly, according to Fox21. 

Authorities received information that there was a sexual assault victim at a hospital in Colorado Springs on June 18.

By July 2 Stein’s pharmacy license was suspended, according to the sheriff’s office. However, according to the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies database it's still active.

In the investigation the sheriff’s office said other victims have come forward to report unwanted sexual conduct by Stein. 

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A view of the Mountain Key pharmacy above

But detectives believe there may be other vicitims.

He was arrested on June 21 and appeared in court on Monday where he was charged with three counts of sexual assault, the sheriff's office announced Tuesday.

He’s out of the Teller County Detention Facility on $10,000 bond.

At the time of Stein’s arrest, he was on probation for a 2019 conviction of harassment and domestic violence in Douglas County. 

On Tuesday a Teller County investigator said Stein had recently violated his probation, for which he was arrested and required to pay additional bond.