He will not be required to register as a sex offender
Technically not one of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s constituents, but just another of the gifts that resettling Minnesota with the best that Somalia has to offer has gifted America with.
Mohamed Bakari Shei, a 20-year-old Rochester man charged with raping two juvenile females, will serve no prison time in a plea agreement submitted Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2022, in Olmsted County District Court.
The plea agreement calls for no prison time and a stay of adjudication. If Shei completes his probation, the charges against him will be dismissed and will not be on his adult record. A third charge of felony first-degree criminal sexual conduct will be dismissed and Shei must register as a predatory offender.
One of the juveniles in this case was around 9-years-old and the other juvenile was between 4- and 5-years old at the time of the sexual assaults.
A female juvenile reported to a Rochester police investigator in April 2020 that Shei first raped her on Mother’s Day in 2018 at a Rochester residence. The juvenile would have been around 9 years old on that date. Shei would have been around 16 years old.
Shei told her that he would give her money for a book fair at school or buy her toys, the juvenile told police.
A different juvenile told an RPD investigator in June 2021 that Shei had raped them several times at the same residence during the same time period.
At some point, the plea deal was upgraded to 176 days in prison. Or a good deal less. --->READ MORE HERE
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Man Gets 180 Days in Jail for Raping Girls Aged Between Four and Nine: ‘There Is No Getting Over It’:
A man from Rochester, Minnesota, will serve 180 days in jail in a case involving the rape of two little girls.
On Monday, 20-year-old Mohamed Bakari Shei stood before Judge Jacob Allen for his sentencing, according to the Post Bulletin.
Judge Allen was appointed by Gov. Mark Dayton in August 2018, per the Minnesota Judicial Branch’s website.
Shei also faces up to 30 years on probation, the Bulletin report continued:
Shei was facing three different felony first-degree criminal conduct charges in two separate cases. His plea deal called for no prison time, a stay of adjudication and the dismissal of two out of three charges. If Shei completes his probation, all charges against him will be dismissed and will not be on his criminal record.
One of the victims was approximately nine years of age and the other child was between four and five when the assaults took place.
What appears to be a mugshot was posted online Thursday: --->READ MORE HERE
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