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|    03 Feb 25 09:10:41    |
      XPost: talk.politics.guns, atl.general, talk.politics.misc       XPost: alt.abortion, sac.politics       From: february2025@jail.time              https://d1fegwn2wjh0cs.cloudfront.net/06-27-2020/t_c7d53b5266a14       a5aee8241d25625215_name_0C38E4852E6647F88A2CA8156C17E180.jpg              A woman who was allegedly raped by a teenager while he was out of jail on bond       is speaking about the attack.              She told Channel 2 Action News she was jogging last week when someone knocked       her out and raped her for about 20 minutes. AJC.com does not identify victims       of sexual assault unless they choose to identify themselves, which she did not.              “I’m still in shock,” she said. “It was just a vicious attack, and I       think he would’ve killed me eventually. I probably had a few more minutes       left in me.”              About 9 a.m. Thursday, two days after 17-year-old D’Shawn Garrison bonded       out of the Fulton County Jail on a theft charge, authorities say the teen       raped the 54-year-old woman along Abner Place in northwest Atlanta.              RELATED: Police: Atlanta teen raped woman days after bonding out on theft       charge              D’Shawn Garrison       Credit: Fulton County Sheriff's Office              D’Shawn Garrison       The woman told Channel 2 the attack came out of nowhere and was something she       never expected to happen, especially early in the morning.              “He grabbed me by the hair, and I bent over, and that’s when he started       punching me,” she said. “He punched me many times. He knocked me out a few       times, and then he choked me a number of times.”              She told the news station she was then sexually assaulted for about 20 minutes       before a good Samaritan saw what was happening and came to her rescue. Her       hero, as she called him, was Jamal Wheeler.              “He saved my life,” she said. “He says he’s not a hero, but he       actually saved my life.”              Wheeler told Channel 2 Garrison tried to escape on a scooter when he ran over       to stop the sexual assault.              “He tried to run to the scooter, and that’s when the victim — she       grabbed the back of the scooter,” Wheeler told Channel 2. “He was       literally getting on the scooter and I had to grab him, so he wouldn’t get       anywhere.”              “I’m not a hero. I just feel like I stopped him from doing more.” -       Witness Jamal Wheeler saw what was happening and answered the call for help.              — Michael Seiden (@SeidenWSBTV) May 15, 2019       Garrison was charged with rape, aggravated assault by strangulation, battery       that caused substantial physical harm and interference with government       property, jail records show. This time he was denied bond.              On May 5, officers spotted Garrison in a car that had been stolen at gunpoint       in Forest Park the previous night, according to an Atlanta police incident       report obtained by AJC.com. He was arrested after a brief chase near Baker       Road on a charge of theft        by receiving stolen property.              At the time, Garrison was wearing an ankle monitor as a condition of a bond he       received after an armed robbery arrest when he was 14, Channel 2 reported.       Before he was booked May 5, he briefly escaped custody, only to turn himself       in a few hours later,        police said. The alleged escape resulted in an additional charge of escaping       custody.              Garrison was released from jail May 7, two days before the jogger was       attacked, on a $17,500 signature bond, according to jail records.              District Attorney Paul Howard said Garrison never should have received bond       because he had 13 prior arrests.                     [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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