Sentenced: PA Man Assaults Woman Pregnant With His Child On Video, Gets Out Without Having To Pay Bail

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A neck like that tells me he was in Special Education classes - Ladies protect your wombs.

Raymond Bautista, 36, of Allentown, Pennsylvania, is accused of beating the mother of his unborn child in an attack outside of a Montgomery County apartment building that was captured on video.

He is charged with aggravated assault of an unborn child, aggravated assault, simple assault and recklessly endangering another person.

Police said a woman – who was 15 weeks pregnant -- exited her apartment building to head to her job. As she walked down the steps, a masked man wearing all black jumped at her, kicking her in the back. He then continued to kick her stomach and punch her in the face as she screamed. The attack was captured on Ring camera video.

Investigators said additional surveillance video shows the man fleeing the area on foot towards Maple Avenue.

The victim suffered nasal bone fractures, cuts and bruises. When asked by a responding police officer if she knew anyone who would want to hurt her, she mentioned the father of her unborn child, Raymond Bautista, according to the criminal complaint. Investigators said Bautista was aware the victim was pregnant with his child at the time of the attack. Police also said Bautista worked with the victim at the same business.

In a later interview with detectives, the victim said that after she told Bautista she was pregnant, he suggested she take an emergency contraceptive, according to the criminal complaint. When she told him she was going to keep the child, Bautista told her he didn’t want any involvement in the child’s life, investigators said. Bautista also knew where the victim lived, had been to her apartment before and was familiar with her work schedule since they worked together, according to the criminal complaint.

Investigators contacted Bautista who told them his address in Allentown as well as the car he owned, according to the criminal complaint. An automated license plate reader search of the vehicle showed that it was traveling near the scene of the attack about 20 minutes after it occurred, investigators said.

Police later searched through Bautista’s vehicle after obtaining a warrant and found a dark ski mask and dark gloves inside, according to the criminal complaint.

When interviewed by investigators, Bautista claimed he was sleeping at the time of the attack but could not explain why his car was being driven that morning, investigators said.

During another interview with police, Bautista confessed to attacking the woman, claiming he did it because she was “talking s***” about him at work, officials said.

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Video: Pennsylvania man attacks mother of his unborn child, officials say

Raymond Bautista, 36, of Allentown, is accused of attacking the mother of his unborn child outside an apartment in Hatfield, Pennsylvania.

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Why would anyone want to have this loser's baby?

 

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Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas
Court Summary
Bautista, Raymond Anthony

On Tuesday, March 3, 2026, Raymond Bautista, 37, of Allentown, Pennsylvania, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and aggravated assault of an unborn child. He was sentenced to four to six years in prison.

A woman – who was 15 weeks pregnant at the time -- exited her apartment building to head to her job. As she walked down the steps, a masked man wearing all black -- later identified as Bautista -- jumped at her and kicked her in the back. He then continued to kick her stomach and punch her in the face as she screamed. The attack was captured on Ring camera video.

The victim suffered nasal bone fractures, cuts and bruises. When asked by a responding police officer if she knew anyone who would want to hurt her, she mentioned the father of her unborn child, Raymond Bautista. Investigators said Bautista was aware the victim was pregnant with his child at the time of the attack. Police also said Bautista worked with the victim at the same business.

In a later interview with detectives, the victim said that after she told Bautista she was pregnant, he suggested she take an emergency contraceptive, according to the criminal complaint. When she told him she was going to keep the child, Bautista told her he didn’t want any involvement in the child’s life, investigators said. Bautista also knew where the victim lived, had been to her apartment before and was familiar with her work schedule since they worked together, according to the criminal complaint.

Investigators contacted Bautista who told them his address in Allentown as well as the car he owned. An automated license plate reader search of the vehicle showed that it was traveling near the scene of the attack about 20 minutes after it occurred, investigators said.

Police later searched through Bautista’s vehicle after obtaining a warrant and found a dark ski mask and dark gloves inside.

When interviewed by investigators, Bautista claimed he was sleeping at the time of the attack but could not explain why his car was being driven that morning.

Investigators later obtained surveillance video from Bautista’s job showing him arriving at work the day before the attack, wearing all black clothing. He also drove the same vehicle that was spotted on surveillance video the morning of the attack, according to the criminal complaint.

During another interview with police, Bautista confessed to attacking the woman, claiming he did it because she was “talking s***” about him at work.

In addition to his sentencing, Bautista was also ordered to attend domestic violence counseling and to have no contact with the victim.

Man sentenced for attacking mother of his unborn child outside Montco apartment

Raymond Bautista, 37, of Allentown, was sentenced to four to six years in prison for attacking the mother of his unborn child back in April 2025.

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If this woman is smart she will not ask for child support from him when he gets out of prison and just forget that he is the sperm donor.