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   Trevall Coleman   
      
   MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – A 26-year-old St. Paul man is accused of entering his   
   girlfriend's home with his face covered and raping her teenage daughter.   
      
   Trevall Coleman, of St. Paul, is charged with one count of first-degree   
   criminal sexual conduct, court documents filed in Ramsey County show.   
      
   According to a criminal complaint, the 17-year-old daughter of Coleman's   
   girlfriend was raped in the early morning hours of Nov. 30 in her home in St.   
   Paul's Payne-Phalen neighborhood.   
      
   The teenager called police immediately after the assault happened, telling   
   officers that she woke up to a man in her bedroom, who physically and sexually   
   assaulted her.   
      
   She said that the man punched her in the face and hit her with a box fan after   
   she tried to fight him off.   
      
   Police spoke with the victim's mother, who was at work when the assault   
   happened, and she said that Coleman called her that night, asking where she   
   was. She described the call as "odd," adding that although her boyfriend   
   called her every day, he stopped    
   after the assault.   
      
   It took days for investigators to get a hold of Coleman, but when they did, he   
   told officers via a phone call that he was at Mystic Lake Casino when the   
   assault happened, the complaint states. He also said that he was currently   
   staying in St. Cloud.   
      
   However, a review of surveillance footage at the south metro casino didn't   
   show him there the night of the assault. Additionally, the bus route he told   
   investigators he took to Mystic Lake didn't match actual bus schedules.   
      
   Later, through a review of phone data, investigators found that Coleman was   
   near the victim's home at the time of the assault. He was also didn't appear   
   to have gone to St. Cloud.   
      
   Police arrested Coleman on Friday, and, in an interview, he admitted to   
   hitting the victim "a few times" but not raping her, the complaint states.   
   When asked why he was fighting with the teenager, he could not give a reason.   
   He said he entered the home    
   with a key.   
      
   Previously, Coleman was accused of burglary, making terroristic threats and   
   domestic assault for breaking into the same home. The incident prompted his   
   girlfriend to file a protection order against him.   
      
   If convicted of the rape charge, Coleman faces a maximum penalty of 30 years   
   in prison and/or a $40,000 fine.   
      
   Coleman is currently in custody, with bail set at $120,000.   
      
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