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[quote=Anonymous]Sounds like the prosecutor's office didn't think that Abdul Jalloh was a danger to the community. Thus, he didn't need to be imprisoned or deported. Mr. Jalloh was homeless and attacked other homeless or marginalized groups, so the prosecutor didn't think that these groups of people were worthwhile to protect.

The FCPD email lists Jalloh’s criminal history to that point as:

1x convicted felon
2014: Assault on family member (nolle prossed)
2015: Assault on family member (nolle prossed)
2017: ID theft to avoid arrest (guilty)
2017: Assault (guilty)
2018: Possession of Marijuana (guilty)
2018: Destruction of property (guilty) (original charge: malicious shoot/throw occupied
building)
2018: Contribute to delinquency of a minor (nolle prossed)
2018: Rape (nolle prossed)
2018: Grand Larceny (nolle prossed)
2022: Trespass (nolle prossed)
2023: Trespass (guilty)
2023: Disorderly conduct (guilty)
2023: Drugs: possess sch III (guilty) — (original charge: possess sch I/II)
2023: Malicious Wounding (nolle prossed)
2023: Malicious Wounding (guilty) — sentenced to 7 years with 5 years suspended
2023: Steal property from person (nolle prossed)
2024: Petit larc (nolle prossed)
2024: Trespass (nolle prossed)
2024: Petit larc (nolle prossed)
2024: Disorderly conduct (nolle prossed)
2024: Malicious Wounding (nolle prossed)
2024: FTA (dismissed)
2025: Malicious Wounding — next court date September 30, 2025[/quote]

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