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Local ABC affiliate reports that an illegal immigrant from Sierra Leone who murdered a woman at a bus stop had over 40 previous charges (including rape), but Fairfax County prosecutor Steve Descano dropped the charges in almost all of those cases.

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🚨DEAR GOD!!! Police BEGGED a liberal prosecutor IN WRITING to keep an ILLEGAL ALIEN with 40+ charges locked up... ...he walked ANYWAY then 9 MONTHS later he st*bbed a 41-year-old woman to DE*TH at a bus stop in Virginia. Meet Abdul Jalloh, 32. A Sierra Leone national who DHS says was in this country ILLEGALLY. DHS says he had been arrested MORE THAN 30 TIMES. 7News found MORE THAN 40 CHARGES in Fairfax County alone… ranging from R*PE to ASSAULT. In almost EVERY SINGLE CASE, Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano's office DROPPED THEM. 2018: R*pe — DROPPED 2023: Malicious wounding — DROPPED 2024: Malicious wounding — DROPPED 2024: Steal property from a person — DROPPED A Fairfax police bond alert said he had over 100 INVOLVEMENTS with the department. In May 2025, Fairfax County police emailed Descano's office and BEGGED THEM TO KEEP HIM LOCKED UP. He walked ANWAY. POLICE WERE LITERALLY WARNING PROSECUTORS THAT THEY BELIEVED THIS MAN WAS GOING TO SERIOUSLY HURT SOMEONE AGAIN. Just a few months later… ...on February 23, 2026, Stephanie Minter stepped off a bus on Richmond Highway. Police say Jalloh stepped off that same bus with her. She was found in the bus shelter with multiple st*b wounds to her upper body. She passed away right there. Fairfax County's own POLICE CHIEF, Kevin Davis, says her m*rder was "entirely preventable." And it wasn't just the county. ICE says it held Jalloh for 702 days back in 2018… then had to release him after a judge ruled he couldn't be sent back to Sierra Leone. EVERY LEVEL had a shot at this man. Now Cheryl Minter, Stephanie's mom, has filed a RECALL PETITION AGAINST THE PROSECUTOR!!!!! She says she found out AFTER burying her daughter that police had been warning this office about him for months. Her petition reads: "Thirty times the system had a chance to stop him, and then let him go." WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!

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🚨 TODAY: Fairfax County’s sanctuary policies face national scrutiny on Capitol Hill as Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano and Sheriff Stacey Kincaid testify before Congress. The hearing comes after multiple high-profile cases involving illegal immigrants accused of violent crimes in Fairfax County - including the murder of Stephanie Minter and the sexual assaults committed by Israel Ortiz inside a Fairfax County high school. Ortiz, an illegal immigrant who was placed in a Fairfax County school despite being an adult male, was convicted of sexually assaulting multiple young girls after walking the halls alongside 13- and 14-year-old students. That case sparked outrage among parents like Stacy Langton, who has become one of the leading voices demanding accountability from county leaders. This is the same Fairfax County system that allowed Ortiz into schools also failed to stop Abdul Jalloh - a man arrested more than 30 times, repeatedly flagged by police as dangerous, and ultimately charged with murdering 41-year-old Stephanie Minter at a Fairfax County bus stop. According to records, police warned prosecutors not to release Jalloh, writing that it was “not a question of if, but rather when” he would seriously hurt or kill someone. Prosecutors allegedly dropped multiple charges anyway. Stephanie Minter was murdered weeks later. Now Congress is demanding answers. The Judiciary Subcommittee hearing, titled “Fairfax County, Virginia: The Dangerous Consequences of Sanctuary Policies,” will examine Fairfax County’s immigration policies, prosecution decisions, and cooperation with ICE amid growing criticism that public safety has been sacrificed for ideology. 📍Follow along with LindellTV's Alison Steinberg for live reporting from Capitol Hill with exclusive updates throughout the hearing.

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