Cab driver accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting passenger gets probation – CWB Chicago

A cab driver who was accused of kidnapping a female passenger in Chicago and then sexually assaulting her in his cab pleaded guilty this week to one count of criminal sexual abuse causing bodily harm in exchange for a sentence of two years of probation. Prosecutors dropped five Class X felony charges in their deal.
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Curious Observer
3 years ago

There were no consequences for his crime. He will do it again.

Old Joe
3 years ago

Girls, nothing good happens after midnight.

Department of Homeland inSecurity/ Customs & Border Patrol: Is Tarek subject to deportation and if not why not?

Freddy
3 years ago

Anything and everything is legal except justice.

Ataraxis
3 years ago

Cook County prosecutors are evIl. Imagine how the young victim feels at this point.
This isn’t a nice thing to say, but I hope these SJW prosecutors have some karma of the criminal kind enter their lives.

Fed up neighbor
3 years ago
Reply to  Ataraxis

I couldn’t agree more with you this is a travesty

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