Convicted sex offender on probation charged in Bloomington rape
By: FOX (FOX Minneapolis-St. Paul)
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Convicted rapist plea deals allow repeat offenses
A two-time convicted rapist out on probation is back in jail after a judge sentenced a Minneapolis man in May, but he got credit for time served, so he never went to prison. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has the details that were the result of a pair of plea deals.
The Brief
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- Abdimahat Bille Mohamed, 28, of Minneapolis, kidnapped and raped a woman he met on Snapchat, prosecutors say.
- Mohamed was sentenced in May in two previous rape cases but served no prison time.
- Mohamed received credit for time served as part of a pair of plea agreements with prosecutors.
A two-time convicted sex offender on probation kidnapped and raped a woman at a hotel in Bloomington in September, according to court documents.
Convicted sex offender kidnapped, raped woman he met on Snapchat: charges
The allegations:
According to court records, Abdimahat Bille Mohamed, 28, of Minneapolis, kidnapped and raped a woman he met on Snapchat.
Mohamed picked up the woman at her home in Mankato in September, then drove her to a hotel in Bloomington, where he held her against her will for several days and sexually assaulted her, prosecutors said.
The victim told investigators that Mohamed told her, "You're not going home," after she got into his car, according to court documents.
She also told investigators that Mohamed took her phone and told her, "You're not leaving," when she tried to escape.
On Sept. 21, nearly a week after her kidnapping, the "very distraught and shaken up" victim jumped out of Mohamed's car on Aldrich Avenue South in Minneapolis, where a resident called police.
Convicted rapist out on probation offends again
A two-time convicted rapist who was out on probation is back in jail after he allegedly assaulted another victim at a hotel in Bloomington.
Suspect convicted of two previous sexual assaults in Minneapolis
The previous cases:
The September incident happened less than four months after he was sentenced in two unrelated sexual assault cases, including one that involved a 15-year-old girl.
In May 2024, Mohamed was arrested and charged after prosecutors said he raped a woman he met on Snapchat at his apartment in Minneapolis.
In that case, the victim told a paramedic that she had been strangled and raped.
Mohamed threatened to shoot the victim unless she had sex with him, prosecutors said.
According to court records, a witness heard arguing and walked into a bedroom to find Mohamed on top of the victim. He threatened to kill the witness, prosecutors said.
In October 2024, he was charged in another rape that prosecutors said happened in December 2017.
DNA collected after his arrest in 2024 linked him to the 2017 case that involved a 15-year-old girl.
According to court records, Mohamed met the girl on Snapchat and picked her up in St. Paul. He drove her to Minneapolis, where two men got into the car, prosecutors said. One of the men pointed a handgun at the victim and forced her to perform oral sex on another man in the car before Mohamed got in the backseat and raped her, documents said.
Suspect struck plea deals, avoided prison time
The sentences:
In May, a Hennepin County judge sentenced Mohamed in the two rape cases. But under the terms of a plea agreement, he served no prison time.
For the 2017 sexual assault that involved a minor, he was sentenced to three years in prison, but the sentence was stayed for five years, meaning he did not serve prison time. He was sentenced to 364 days in the Hennepin County workhouse but received credit for time served. In addition, he was sentenced to five years of probation.
For the 2024 sexual assault, he was sentenced to 14 months in prison, but that sentence was also stayed, meaning he never went to prison. He was also sentenced - and received credit for time served - to 364 days in the Hennepin County workhouse. In addition, he was sentenced to a day of probation.
The response:
When reached via email on Monday for comment, a spokesman for the Hennepin County Attorney's Office, which prosecuted the cases, said he was "checking in with staff."
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I had read somewhere else that this pedophile is also possibly in the country illegally. This is what Walz is happy with running around his state.
Where do you see Walz claiming that he is happy that there are rapists in his state?
Or did you just invent this nonsense claim?
Where do you see him taking action against this problem?
Other than common sense, you could easily answer your own stupid question:
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All that and this clown is still walking his streets.
How utterly naive to believe that it is possible to stop all crime.
In every state, we have criminals no matter what a governor/mayor does.
In the USA we have criminals no matter what Trump does. So why are you not claiming that Trump's actions are irrelevant given crime still exists in the USA?
(Rhetorical. We all know that answer.)
Are we talking REAL crime or the crime you THINK is happening?
Because, the topic isn't about Trump. Regardless how bad you wish it is. Now get back on the topic of the article - a pedophile released to walk the streets of Minnesota.
It's not utterly naive to expect convicted rapists to be kept off the streets, especially when they've been convicted on multiple accounts.
I wonder what the acceptable number of crimes need to be committed before someone stays in prison.
Seems like the number is astronomical if you really listen to them.
I wonder how we look women in the eye and claim to care about their safety when we let people like this guy or the guy on the bus in Charlotte out on the streets.
Or go on and on about women's rights and then allow an obvious male to compete against them in a sport they’ve been training for years?
That too, but to my knowledge Will Thomas never abducted and raped anybody.
He was allowed in the women’s locker room with the female swimmers. No, that’s not nearly as bad as abducting and raping but it’s still a very uncomfortable situation for the female members of the team and it all ties back to the dems preaching women’s rights then turning their back on women.
Walz, the moderate, lol, is most likely too busy deflecting all the questions of fraud he allowed to occur in his state.
It shows how a one party state media can protect a fool for years. Massive fraud, crazy crime issues and the local media protected him. It took about five minutes of national exposure to show what a lunatic he is, but that Walz was anywhere near a national ticket shows just how far a captive media can go in maintaining a fake image and then non local Democrats believe their own press clippings.
He does have a lot to deflect away from.
What are conservatives really arguing here? That we should just execute anyone who is found guilty of sexual assault? That way they can't serve their time, get out on probation and hurt anyone else. That kind of law could have saved the country the headache with the current convicted felon found liable for sexual assault President, but don't you think it's a little extreme? Are conservatives advocating that we should have just put this guy down, along with Trump and anyone else found guilty of sexual assault? I have three daughters of my own so I'm almost inclined to agree with you guys, but currently the law says there is a judicial process of which sentencing, time served and probation are a part.
The fact that Trump fanatics are here pushing this story instead of linking the one about Trump pardoning a Honduran drug trafficker Kingpin while at the same time ordering the extra-judicial killings of dozens and dozens of drug trafficker pawns proves just how desperate these lunatics are to protect their King. They know they and their putrid conservative culture go down the fucking toilet when Trump goes under so they have no choice but to keep licking his boots. Rightwing conservative Christians have lashed themselves to the Trumptanic and they're desperately playing their fiddles and instruments trying to pretend it's not complete chaos on deck.
Aare good with pedophiles running around free? That's the impression I'm getting.
Now lets keep it on topic.
Keeping convicted repeat offenders behind bars doesn't seem excessive.
It's odd, because feminists have complained for years that rapes aren't taken seriously. They point to the statistic that under 10% of reported rapes ever result in a conviction.
So I'm not sure what to make of any excuses made for the abject failure of a judicial system that allows this man to commit a 3rd rape after two plea deals. Is rape only bad when white guys do it in conservative locations? How does this work, exactly?