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Somalis protected from consequences in Minnesota: DA Mary Moriarty gave Somali rapist Abdihamat Bille Mohamed plea deals for two rapes—NO prison time. Months later, he raped another woman. Disbar woke judges and jail them for releasing criminals? A. Big yes B. No.

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🚨 MINNESOTA LET A SERIAL RAPIST WALK - NOW THE FEDS SAY HE SPENT A DECADE PREYING ON WOMEN AND GIRLS “Minnesota failed — we will not.” — DOJ Somalinesota knew who he was... A Somali national with a 10-year criminal record, DNA-linked to multiple rapes, including the gunpoint gang-rape of a 15-year-old. But in today’s “Little Somalia” Minnesota, run by soft-on-crime ideologues, prosecutors in Hennepin County dismissed 13 violent felonies, gave him NO prison time, and let him walk. Four months later? ➡️ He kidnapped a woman, held her for 6 days, beat her, choked her, and raped her repeatedly. Federal prosecutors finally stepped in after years of Minnesota refusing to act. A decade of warnings Hennepin County ignored: • 2017: 15-year-old kidnapped & gang-raped • 2018: 2 more gang rapes — never charged • 2024: Apartment rape, threats to kill, attacks officers • 2025: “Global plea deal” erases 13 felonies • 2025: New kidnapping & rape — the final straw This is EXACTLY how the UK’s grooming-gang crisis exploded: • violent offenders protected for political reasons • victims silenced • prosecutors terrified of labels • ideology > public safety • predators learning the system won’t stop them Minnesota is now following that same path, faster than Britain ever did. And here’s the terrifying question: What would happen if the Feds DIDN’T keep stepping in to clean up the catastrophic mess created by Minnesota’s left-wing leadership? This is a public-safety collapse and women and girls are paying the price. We don’t have to live like this. But if Minnesota keeps going down this road, we will.

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