Italy: Somalian Storms Delivery Room and Attempts to Rape Woman in Labour
An unreal situation in the Italian capital Rome, according to Libero; a Somalian man managed to get past the security of Sant’Eugenio Hospital and stormed a delivering room where he attempted to rape a woman in labour. Migrants have been found guilty of various terrible crimes but this is a first. Luckily the monster was stopped before he could harm the woman and her baby.
The criminal is a 38 years old Somalian, already charged for other crimes in the past. The man managed to get his hands on a green uniform and sneaked in the delivery room where he started to touch and fondle the woman in labor while masturbating. The cries of help of the woman alerted the personnel in the surrounding area who entered the room and incapacitated the man and subsequently delivered the animal to the police.
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Somali immigrant accused of dressing up as nurse, sexually assaulting woman in labor
Adam Shaw
By Adam Shaw | Fox News
A Somali immigrant allegedly donned a nurse's uniform, broke into a delivery room in a Rome hospital on New Year's Eve and sexually assaulted a woman in labor, in the latest case of migrant crime to shock Italy.
La Stampa reported that 38-year-old Ali Abdella is accused of barging into the delivery room at Sant’Eugenio hospital on after stealing a set of scrubs. Once he got into the delivery room, he is alleged to have groped the woman’s leg and genitals and then masturbated in front of her.
The woman reportedly screamed, alerting nurses and doctors, who in turn called the police.
Abdella, who reportedly has lived in Italy for five years on a residence permit, was arrested and is now awaiting trial on charges of aggravated sexual violence and theft.
La Stampa reports that Abdella’s defense team has requested a psychiatric evaluation. When his lawyer was asked what Abdella was doing at the hospital, he replied: “Only God knows.”
Migration from African and Middle East countries is a fiery topic in the current Italian political climate and Italians will go to the polls in March where immigration is likely to be a top issue.
Currently, the populist Five Star Movement is leading most polls and is predicted to pick up about 25-30 percent of the vote in a broad field of parties. But Five Star's skepticism about forming coalitions means they are unlikely to muster enough seats to form a government, leaving the door open to right-wing rivals Forza Italia -- led by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi -- to form a government.
Should that outcome occur, Forza are likely to form a right-wing coalition that includes the Northern League -- which has campaigned strongly for control of migration flows into the country.
Adam Shaw is a Politics Reporter and occasional Opinion writer for FoxNews.com. He can be reached here or on Twitter: @AdamShawNY.
3-Dee posted on 2018-01-19 06:01:12 Reply Private Reply
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Dear Don Corleone, would you please take care of this plague of stinking Somali immigrant's, and the assholes that allowed them to immigrate ? Thank you !!
Stoner posted on 2018-01-19 06:43:45 Reply Private Reply
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3-Dee posted on 2018-01-19 06:52:06 Reply Private Reply