NYPD Inspector Jeremy Scheublin surrendered Friday on attempted rape and other charges, accused of attacking a female officer inside the Bronx station house he commanded, authorities said.

Scheublin, a 24-year veteran of the force, kept his head down with furrowed brows and a frown during most of his arraignment on a host of felony charges handed up by a Bronx Supreme Court grand jury, including first-degree sexual abuse, assault, unlawful imprisonment, official misconduct, obstructing governmental administration and related offenses.

He pleaded not guilty.

Judge Laurence Busching rejected prosecutors' request for $150,000 bail, setting Scheublin's bond at $75,000, which the outgoing inspector apparently posted right away, leaving the courtroom with his attorney, Oliver Storch, soon after the hearing ended and ignoring shouted questions from reporters.

Scheublin is currently suspended without pay and has put in for his retirement. The Daily News reported in March that he had been placed on modified duty - stripped of his gun and shield - more than a year after the subordinate he allegedly targeted began cooperating in probes by Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark's office and the NYPD.

​In a lawsuit filed March 6 against Scheublin and the city, the woman, a decorated five-year veteran of the force, alleged the attack came after Scheublin tricked her into being alone with him at the Fordham Heights station house on New Year's Day 2025.

​ I don't know whether to kiss or choke you,  the lawsuit and indictment filed Friday quote Scheublin, adding that he said he wanted to  make biracial babies. 

The incident occurred while Scheublin had authority over his victim as the commanding officer at the 46th Precinct, prosecutors said, outlining the encounter in detail.

 Inspector Scheublin blocked the exit of his office. He grabbed at the victim's buttocks. He picked the victim up and dropped her on the couch. Got on top of her. Tried to kiss her while she was blocking her face,  Assistant District Attorney Michael Naughton said in court Friday.

 And Inspector Scheublin also tried to pull o

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