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   From: democrats@caused.it   
      
   MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - After a rape in 2008 led to charges 15 years later   
   following clearance of backlogged rape test kits, the perpetrator has finally   
   been sentenced for his actions.   
      
   Terry Wayne Johnson was sentenced in Hennepin County District Court on Monday   
   to more than a decade in prison. He was charged in October 2023 with   
   second-degree criminal sexual conduct and third-degree criminal sexual conduct   
   in connection to the Feb. 16,   
    2008, rape of a woman.   
      
   According to the criminal complaint, at about 12:57 a.m. on Feb. 16, 2008,   
   Minneapolis Police Officers were on patrol near 9th Street East and Park   
   Avenue South when a motorist witness flashing his headlights flagged them down   
   – the victim was also in    
   the vehicle.   
      
   At the time, the witness told police he saw the victim near Park Avenue South   
   and 36th Street East, that she was bleeding and needed help, when he offered   
   to bring her to the hospital. Charges said the victim told him she was   
   attacked by a man, later    
   identified as Johnson.   
      
   At the hospital, charges say the victim reported she was assaulted and raped,   
   and although she didn't know his name, she was able to provide a description.   
      
   The victim said Johnson followed her out of the apartment and dragged her   
   outside to the alley by her hair. She tried to get away, but he said, "Keep   
   yelling, and I will kill you," charges said. He dragged her to the side of the   
   garage. He told her, "You    
   owe me" and ended up punching her in the face, telling her "I'm gonna kill   
   you" as it rendered her unconscious.   
      
   The case was later reviewed in 2020 as part of the Minneapolis Police   
   Department and Hennepin County Attorney's Office program to test previously   
   untested sexual assault kits.   
      
   The samples in the victim's kit were taken to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal   
   Apprehension for DNA testing, and a DNA profile matched Johnson.   
      
   Johnson is already in prison in Washington State on charges of commercial sex   
   abuse of a minor – a crime that occurred after the Minneapolis rape.   
      
   He will be processed in the Minnesota prison system, and then be transferred   
   back to Washington to finish serving his sentence there, before returning to   
   Minnesota to serve the remainder of his time connected to the rape charges.   
      
   https://www.fox9.com/news/decade-old-minneapolis-rape-kit-prison-sentence   
      
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