Posted by Ann Corcoran on October 8, 2015
So typical of the mainstream media, nothing in the title that would tell you anything, just some random man. This is exactly what Ann Coulter tells us in exquisite detail in her latest book—immigrants accused of crimes are not identified as such, they are simply men (or women). One has to look closely to learn more.
In this case it is pretty easy to figure out he is an immigrant because this man is Somali and as such is a refugee (the vast majority of Somalis in the US came in through the UN/US State Department refugee admissions program, or he is here illegally).
Ahmed Hersi Abdi has a long criminal record. So, why wasn’t he deported?
So where is Omar Jamal (the Somali community mouthpiece, huge archive on him here) rushing to his defense. We first heard about Jamal in 2008 when another rape happened in a St. Paul apartment complex hallway and he immediately went to the defense of the Somali rapist. (Unfortunately theMinneapolis Star Tribune has taken down its story about Jamal and the 2008 hallway rapist.)
Here is the new news at KSTP ABC 5 (hat tip: Mark):
A Minneapolis man has been charged after police say he raped a 10-year-old girl in the hallway of an apartment complex in the Cedar-Riverside Neighborhood.
The assault happened Sunday, Oct. 4, on the 1600 block of South Fourth Street in Minneapolis, which is Riverside Plaza.
The child said a man followed her onto the elevator and that they got off on the third floor. The man extended his hand, and when the girl shook it he refused to let go, according to the complaint. He then raped the girl in the hallway, police say.
Witnesses said they heard screaming in the hall and saw a young girl crying, so they flagged down an off-duty police officer.
The girl was sent to Hennepin County Medical Center for treatment.
Based on the girl’s description and surveillance video from Riverside Plaza, the suspect was identified as 34-year-old Ahmed Hersi Abdi of Minneapolis. He was later arrested in St. Paul.
Read the whole thing. There is no mention of him being deported at any time in his lengthy criminal career (heck the police knew him well!). Lucky taxpayers, we paid for his resettlement, surely his welfare and now we will get to pay for his long imprisonment.
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