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   https://abc3340.com/resources/media2/16x9/full/768/center/80/5e2   
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   Carter is currently in the Jefferson County Jail with a bond of $591,000 on   
   four counts of rape, three counts of sodomy, two counts of kidnapping, one   
   count of robbery in the first degree and one count of robbery in the third   
   degree. (Jefferson County    
   Jail)   
      
   Investigators from the Jefferson County District Attorney's Office received a   
   notice from the Alabama Department of Forensic Science (ADFS) regarding an   
   unknown DNA sample being linked to multiple sexual assault kits, connecting a   
   Birmingham man to    
   multiple sexual assaults.   
      
   ADFS provided investigators with the victims’ identities allowing them to   
   make contact and gather additional intelligence on the suspect as well as the   
   details of the assaults. While working with ADFS, investigators were later   
   provided information that    
   identified Quindarrius Dominic Carter, 27, as the DNA contributor of the   
   previously unknown sample(s) which resulted in thirteen arrest warrants   
   against Carter.   
      
   On Thursday, officers with the Birmingham Police Department arrested Carter,   
   on 13 charges charges involving seven victims. This case was identified as a   
   high priority serial offender by investigators with the Jefferson County   
   District Attorney’s    
   Office Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI) unit.   
      
   The Jefferson County District Attorney's Office released a statement on the   
   arrest Friday afternoon.   
      
   The Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office would like to thank the   
   Alabama Department of Forensic Science for their hard work and vested interest   
   in helping identify and apprehend Carter. Throughout the entirety of this   
   investigation, ADFS    
   remained in contact with investigators and played an instrumental role in   
   solving this case. The Jefferson County DA’s Office would also like to thank   
   the Birmingham Police Department for their cooperation and expeditious   
   response in apprehending this    
   suspect. Most importantly, we would like to thank the survivors for their   
   courage and firm stance in coming forward and cooperating with investigators   
   throughout this investigation. We recognize and appreciate what a survivor   
   goes through when they must    
   relive the past trauma and we fully support them on their path to healing.   
      
   Carter is currently in the Jefferson County Jail with a bond of $591,000 on   
   four counts of rape, three counts of sodomy, two counts of kidnapping, one   
   count of robbery in the first degree and one count of robbery in the third   
   degree.   
      
   This investigation is still ongoing and additional charges are expected. The   
   DA's office ask anyone with information related to this case to contact SAKI   
   Investigators with the Jefferson County DA’s Office – Birmingham Division   
   at 205-325-1423 or    
   email DA_SAKI_group@jccal.org.   
      
   https://abc3340.com/news/local/birmingham-man-arrested-on-sexual   
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