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   Two men accused of raping a 14-year-old girl, who was in and out   
   of consciousness at the time, and another man charged with   
   videotaping the sexual assault were sentenced Wednesday in a   
   Utah courtroom to 48 months of probation.   
      
   Third District Judge Douglas Hogan sentenced each man on March 9   
   to between one and 15 years in Utah State Prison but suspended   
   the incarceration sentences in lieu of probation, KSL.com   
   reported. All three men have been behind bars since the   
   September of 2017 sexual assault back when the initial charges   
   were filed.   
      
   The probation came as a reduction of the men's original   
   sentence, ABC4 Utah reported. Following plea deals with law   
   enforcement, the men's prison sentences were replaced after the   
   three were incarcerated for three-and-a-half years.   
      
   When handing down the sentences, Hogan noted the substantial   
   amount of time that has passed since the charges were filed,   
   blaming part of the delay on the COVID-19 pandemic. He said that   
   the lawyers involved had "done an extraordinary job" at   
   litigating the case and balancing each side's concerns.   
      
   26-year-old Richard Djassera, of Murray; 29-year-old Leclair   
   "LA" Dodjim, of Murray; and 24-year-old Nasouh Albasis-Albasis,   
   of West Valley City, were each first charged with two counts of   
   felony first-degree aggravated sexual assault.   
      
   Djassera was also charged with an additional four counts of   
   sexual exploitation of a minor, a second-degree felony,   
   according to KSL.com's report.   
      
   Law enforcement officials had identified Djassera and Dodjim as   
   brothers. Djassera admitted to filming Donjim and "Dojim's   
   friend" forcing themselves onto the victim because he "thought   
   it was funny," ABC4 Utah reported.   
      
      
      
   Under a plea deal, Djassera pleaded guilty to felony second-   
   degree sexual exploitation of a minor, after attorneys had   
   argued there was no evidence that he had sex with the victim.   
   Meanwhile, both Leclair and Albasis pleaded guilty to a reduced   
   count of felony second-degree rape, KSL.com reported.   
      
   According to police, the teenage victim sneaked out of a   
   sleepover at a friend's house to meet up with the three men on   
   Sept. 8, 2017, as arranged on Snapchat.   
      
   She was taken by the defendants to multiple parties where she   
   became intoxicated after "drinking shots," the charging   
   documents say. Two of the men then raped the drunk minor while   
   she lost and regained consciousness in the back seat of a car,   
   and the third man recorded the rape on video, West Jordan police   
   reported.   
      
   Investigators found at least four videos of the girl's sexual   
   assault. In the footage, authorities observed the teenager   
   appearing to be "incoherent and making weak attempts to stop the   
   assault," charging documents state, according to KSL.com.   
      
   "At no time in the video does (the girl) appear capable of   
   giving consent, given her obvious level of impairment,"   
   investigators wrote in the court documents. Police said voices   
   can also be heard on the recordings "encouraging the assault."   
      
   US Immigration and Customs Enforcement will address the   
   immigration status of two of the men before they're set to begin   
   probation. While all three were ordered to be released from   
   jail, Djassera and Leclair will be under ICE custody.   
      
   A hearing was set for the three men in June to address   
   restitution and probation.   
      
   https://thepostmillennial.com/utah-men-raped-unconscious-14-year-   
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