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   From: zinn@reno.us   
      
   A man from Quincy, Massachusetts, has been hit with multiple charges in   
   connection with a string of sexual assaults involving women and children   
   in Boston nearly 20 years ago.   
      
   Ivan Cheung, 42, is accused of raping two young girls and two women in   
   separate incidents in 2003, 2005 and 2006. He worked for State Street, a   
   financial services firm in Boston.   
      
   The young girls, aged 13 and 14, were Cheung’s first victims in 2003,   
   according to prosecutors. He allegedly picked up the 13-year-old girl, who   
   was a sex worker, in Chinatown, drove her somewhere else, raped her at   
   knifepoint and ultimately stabbed her in the shoulder.   
      
   Cheung allegedly did the same to a 14-year-old girl the following week.   
   Prosecutors said he picked her up near Charles Circle, drove her to   
   another location, raped her and then stabbed her.   
      
   The third incident occurred in 2005 and involved a 23-year-old woman.   
   Cheung allegedly picked her up near Park Plaza, and like his previous   
   victims, raped her at knifepoint before stabbing her repeatedly.   
      
   Cheung’s last alleged attack occurred in 2006 and involved an 18-year-old   
   woman. This time, he allegedly picked her up in the North End and raped   
   her at knifepoint.   
      
   DNA samples were collected in the last two incidents. In June 2022, Boston   
   police investigating Cheung collected a cigarette he had discarded and   
   linked its DNA content to the older victims.   
      
   Police arrested Cheung just after 5 p.m. on Monday. He was charged with   
   four counts of aggravated rape, four counts of aggravated rape of a child   
   and two counts of aggravated statutory rape.   
      
   “If Mr. Cheung thought that the passage of years had somehow erased the   
   possibility of him facing justice for these vicious crimes, he was very   
   much mistaken. The detectives who worked this case deserve enormous credit   
   for staying the course and bringing him in to face these charges,” Suffolk   
   County District Attorney Kevin Hayden said.   
      
   On Tuesday, a spokesperson for State Street said the company had   
   terminated Cheung's employment. He reportedly held a vice president role   
   within the banking giant.   
      
   Cheung is being held on a $1 million bail. He is scheduled to return to   
   court on Sept. 22 and may face additional charges.   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/vp-boston-bank-arrested-connection-201717278.html   
      
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