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   From: nocommonsense@kamalaharris.com   
      
   DNA identified a suspect accused of raping a teenage girl at a Mankato hotel   
   last summer, but the man’s whereabouts are currently unknown, according to   
   court documents.   
      
   Treonn Delrae Hardin, 27, of Mankato, was charged last week in Blue Earth   
   County Court with felony 3rd-degree criminal sexual conduct with a victim ages   
   14 to 15.   
      
   According to a criminal complaint, a front desk employee initially called 911   
   in the early morning hours of August 5 to report noisy guests.  She called   
   back minutes later to report that a female had approached the desk and said   
   her younger sister was    
   engaging in sex acts with adult men in one of the rooms.   
      
   Two girls were in the lobby when officers arrived and said their mother, who   
   had dropped them off the day before at the hotel, was on the way to pick them   
   up.  The girls gave police the room number of the alleged sexual assault.  The   
   room was registered    
   to Hardin, according to the complaint.   
      
   One of the girls told police that the victim had invited the older men to the   
   hotel. The girl said she had discovered the victim in the room with the men   
   and removed her.  The girl said she didn’t witness sexual acts but believed   
   something had happened.   
      
   The complaint says police then took a call from the victim’s brother, who   
   told investigators that his sister had been missing from home for three or   
   four days and the girl she was with was not her sister.  The brother said he   
   believed the other female    
   was trying to sex traffic his sister and a similar situation had occurred in   
   Rochester the weekend before.   
      
   Police say video surveillance shows Hardin pulling the victim into him by her   
   hips in the hotel parking lot, then checking into the hotel with her.   
      
   The victim’s actual sister told police the victim had been given Percoset   
   and the other female had set up “dates” for her.   
      
   The victim told police she and Hardin “had sex,” and that Hardin knew it   
   was her 15th birthday.  She initially declined a sexual assault exam, but   
   later underwent an exam in Austin.   
      
   Police spoke to Hardin on September 4.  He denied being involved with the   
   hotel incident, or sexually assaulting the victim.  He agreed to come to the   
   Public Safety Center to provide a DNA sample, according to the complaint, but   
   failed to show up.   
      
   The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension compared samples from the   
   victim’s exam to samples from Hardin’s profile in the Minnesota Convicted   
   Offender DNA Database.  The sperm cells identified in the exam matched   
   Hardin’s DNA profile, according    
   to the complaint.   
      
   Hardin has a 2017 conviction for aggravated 1st-degree robbery in Hennepin   
   County.  He also has convictions for 5th-degree assault and disorderly conduct.   
      
   A warrant has been issued for his arrest.   
      
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