He's also going to hand him the Medal Of Honor because it's way better than
that stupid shit the military adornes it's heroes with.

MINNEAPOLIS - A Minneapolis man is charged with raping a 10-year-old girl in her apartment building in the Cedar Riverside neighborhood.

A criminal complaint filed in Hennepin County charges 34-year-old Ahmed Hersi Abdi with two counts of first degree criminal sexual conduct. If convicted, Abdi faces the prospect of spending more than 30-years of his life in jail.

"People are sad, they're shocked, and they're concerned for the welfare of the young girl, and they're looking saying, what happened? What could have been done differently?" Mohamud Noor, a Somali community leader and a former Minneapolis school board member, told KARE.

Minneapolis Police squads were called to the Riverside Plaza Apartments at on Sunday October 4 by an off-duty officer after witnesses told them a child had been sexually assaulted. They told police they heard screaming from a third floor hallway and saw a young girl crying. The witnesses said a man had pulled her pants down and done something to her.

The witnesses quickly found two off-duty Minneapolis officers were working security in a nearby building.

"The Somalian community who came across this girl in crisis stepped up and helped her," Minneapolis Police Dept. spokesperson John Elder told KARE.

"They trusted the officers enough to get them, to bring them into this situation to provide aid."

The little girl told officers that a man had followed her onto the elevator, and then into the third floor hallway. He asked her name, extended his hand to her and asked her to shake hands. The girl told police that the man then refused to let go, ordered her to turn around, pull down her tights and at that point sexually assaulted her.

She described her attacker as a dark skinned male with gray hair, a light mustache and a red and white striped shirt.

Police viewed videotape of the attacker and the girl entering the elevator together and identified their suspect as Abdi, he was located and arrested in St. Paul wearing the same clothing.

Elder said that the quick arrest of Abdi illustrates the value of community policing, the concept of officers getting out of patrol cars and having positive contacts with people in their patrol routes. That includes going to meetings and events, talking to people on foot patrols and spontaneous interactions such as joining a pickup basketball game in a park.

"If people trust their police department they're willing to call them, and so far this year our officers have logged more than 70,000 positive contacts."

Attacks involving strangers and children are relatively rare, and some in the Riverside Plaza area see it as an isolated case. But, just the same, the news of the rape sent a chill through the area.

"I'm a mom, and I have girls, and I do understand her pain," Fadumo Yusuf, who runs the East African Services non-profit, told KARE.

She said her daughter is the same age as the victim and goes to the same school.

"I couldn't believe it, and my daughter was so scared. She was saying, 'I cannot go anymore outside by myself'."

Yusuf said she expects the girl to receive counseling to get beyond the emotional scars left by the attack.

Noor said that the suspect, Ahmed Abdi, is a familiar face in the neighborhood and has complained of needing help for an untreated mental illness.

"You know it's somebody who is mentally ill, and he has been seeking help and services and we feel that there's a huge gap in mental health services, a huge unmet need."

By the same token, he said the community will embrace the victim and makes sure nobody treats her differently.

https://www.kare11.com/article/news/crime/man-charged-with-raping-10-year-old-mpls-girl/89-13707040

Why are Trumpers always criminals? Theives like Trump.

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Deandre Steele

A Bellevue man will face trial on charges that on several occasions in March he raped two 14-year-old girls — one of them a runaway he met at a Downtown Pittsburgh bus stop.

Deandre Steele, 34, was held for court Friday following a preliminary hearing.

Police said Steele took the runaway to his Bellevue apartment to smoke marijuana, according to a criminal complaint in the case. There, police said, he repeatedly raped her.

From March 16 to March 24, Steele raped and sexually assaulted the girl on other occasions, according to police.

After the first incident, Steele took the girl to a restaurant to eat and then dropped her in Market Square in Downtown Pittsburgh, police said.

The girl returned home and said she told nobody about the attack, the complaint said.

Less than a week later, the girl ran away again, this time with a 14-year-old friend, according to the complaint.

They drank alcohol at a friend’s house, then ran into Steele on a Bellevue street, police said.

He took them to his apartment and raped both of them, the complaint said.

Two days later, the runaway saw Steele on a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus, the complaint said. He told her to come to his apartment building to pick up personal belongings she left there, according to the complaint.

Steele told the girl to invite her friend “for more sex,” the complaint said.

The girl refused and walked into a vacant apartment nearby.

Steele then called 911 and reported the girl as a runaway who was loitering in a neighboring apartment, the complaint said.

Bellevue Police came and took the girl into custody.

Steele told the responding officers that he didn’t have contact with the girl, but that she looked young, the complaint said.

Allegheny County Police arrested Steele on March 25 on 37 criminal charges — including six counts of sexual assault and statutory sexual assault, and three counts each of rape and rape of a substantially impaired person. They also charged Steele with videotaping portions of the encounters.

Steele was taken to the Allegheny County Jail. District Judge Jehosha Wright denied bail.

Steele’s lawyer did return an email Friday seeking comment.

https://triblive.com/local/bellevue-man-to-face-trial-on-charges-that-he-raped-2-teenage-girls/

In the spring of 2017, a homeless woman missed her curfew at the shelter she stayed at and slept in a parking ramp in downtown St. Paul for the night.

She woke up to a man covering her face with a sweatshirt and ordering her not to look at him or he would kill her, authorities say.

He was armed with a knife and used one hand to hold her down by the throat as the woman kicked and screamed and begged the man to get off of her, promising to do what he wanted so long as he didn’t kill her.

Instead, the man repeatedly punched her in the face and slammed her head onto the concrete floor of the Capital City Plaza Parking Ramp, saying:

“I didn’t want to hurt you, but you made me.”

Then he removed her clothes and raped her in the ramp at 50 E. Fourth St.

That’s the account outlined in a Ramsey County criminal complaint filed against Liban Mohammed Dahir, 26, on Wednesday charging the Brooklyn Park man with one count of first-degree criminal sexual conduct.

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Liban Mohammed Dahir

After the sexual assault, Dahir stole the woman’s cellphone and took off, threatening to shoot her if she looked at him, the complaint said.

The woman, who is now 48, was taken by an ambulance to a hospital, where she underwent a sexual assault examination, authorities say.

She had dried blood on her hands, nose and leg as well as cuts to her left eye and shoulder blades, the complaint said.

The left side of her neck was also swollen and she complained of neck, jaw and back pain.

Before the exam was even complete, the woman “fell into critical condition” from her serious head injury, and later had to undergo brain surgery to repair multiple brain bleeds.

She now lives with a “severe traumatic brain injury,” the complaint said.

“Despite an extensive investigation” at the time, police were unable to locate the suspect, legal documents say.

Then, in October 2019, St. Paul investigators were notified by officers from Sommerville, Mass., that a suspect in a burglary case under investigation there was a “direct match to a single source male DNA profile” established in the 2017 rape case in St. Paul, authorities say.

Police arrested Dahir on Tuesday after learning that he returned to Minnesota and was on probation in Ramsey County in an unrelated case, the complaint said.

His DNA sample matched the one taken from the victim during her sexual assault exam, authorities say.

During his interview with officers, Dahir denied the rape and said he didn’t know the victim, though he acknowledged that he hung out with homeless people in downtown St. Paul in 2017, the complaint said.

When pressed about why his DNA was found on the woman, Dahir said it was possible he met her at a party during that time period while everyone was drinking, smoking marijuana and having sex, authorities say.

Then, as his interview was nearing an end, Dahir reportedly went further and said he actually did recall having sex with the woman in a bathroom at a house party in 2017.

He said he didn’t’ know how she would have suffered a head injury from their encounter, the complaint said.

His criminal record in Minnesota consists of a handful of misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor counts related to drinking and driving, violating an order for protection and disorderly conduct.

He is scheduled to make his first appearance on the rape charge this morning.

No attorney was listed for him in court records.

https://www.twincities.com/2019/11/07/brooklyn-park-man-charged-with-brutal-rape-of-homeless-woman-in-st-paul-parking-garage/

MOORHEAD - New charges were filed Wednesday against a Brooklyn Park man whose child prostitution case was dropped Monday when he was set for trial in Clay County District Court here.

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MOORHEAD – New charges were filed Wednesday against a Brooklyn Park man whose child prostitution case was dropped Monday when he was set for trial in Clay County District Court here.

Prince Antonio Dequante Jones, 25, is accused of raping the 13-year-old girl he and another woman allegedly brought here for sex with an undercover Moorhead police detective in June.

Jones was charged Wednesday in Clay County District Court with one count of third-degree criminal sexual conduct against a 13-year-old and first-degree sex trafficking, both felonies.

According to court documents filed with the charges:

The 13-year-old victim told a victim and witness coordinator that Jones and a woman, Eyeesha Hinton, brought her to Moorhead from Minneapolis in early June to work as a prostitute.

After Jones checked all three of them into a Moorhead hotel room, Jones had sex with the girl while Hinton slept in the other bed, the girl told the coordinator.

Earlier that day, June 11, a Moorhead detective found an ad on backpage.com advertising services with someone called “ms Kelly 21,” who agreed to meet him at the Super 8 Motel on July 11.

At the hotel, the victim answered the room door, identified herself as being 18, and said she was there to have sex with a man her sister arranged for her to meet.

The sister and the sister’s boyfriend were outside in the car, the victim told police, but when police tried to make contact with them, they took off.

The child victim then told the detective Hinton placed the ad online, along with a stranger’s photo. The girl was reported as a runaway from Brooklyn Park on May 5, court documents say.

When police tracked Jones down using GPS and the girl’s cellphone, he denied being in Minneapolis, saying he had an apartment on Page Drive in Fargo. But cellphone records showed Jones was in Minneapolis in the days leading up to his arrest, and he carried a driver’s license with a Brooklyn Park address.

Clay County prosecutor Pam Harris asked for $500,000 bail without conditions for Jones during his initial court appearance Wednesday. She said the severity of the charges made Jones a flight risk.

Past criminal convictions mean Jones faces almost 10 years in prison if he is convicted on the child rape and sex trafficking charges, Harris said. Prior convictions include being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Jones’ attorney, Steven Beitelspacher, asked for $50,000 in bail for Jones.

“There’s no general public safety concern here, except the concern noted to the alleged victim,” Beitelspacher said.

The girl was in the courthouse Monday as officers of the court assembled to begin proceedings when she disclosed that Jones had sex with her.

Judge Michael Fritz set Jones’ bail at $300,000 without conditions, and $150,00 on condition he have no contact with the victim, among other requirements.

“I do believe you represent a threat to the public safety in this matter,” Fritz said.

Hinton, 25, of Minneapolis, faces two counts of felony first-degree sex trafficking. She is next due in court Oct. 27.

Jones’ next court date is set for Oct. 24.

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Eyeesha Hinton

https://www.inforum.com/newsmd/bail-set-for-new-child-rape-charges-against-accused-sex-trafficer