Sex fiend gets ‘sweet’ deal from Manhattan
DA Bragg on teen rape charge — then
attacks 5 others: sources
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/22/2022 1:46:57 PM
A man accused of raping his teenage relative secured a sweetheart plea deal from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg—and then went on to allegedly sexually terrorize five people in The Bronx just a month later, The Post has learned. Justin Washington, 25, was promised a plum 30-day jail sentence, along with five years of probation, after he agreed in August to plead down to a charge of coercion in his Manhattan rape case. But just a week before he was set to be sentenced Wednesday, Washington allegedly went on a sex-crime spree, attacking four women and a man near the homeless shelter where he was living
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In days not long past, when people were made of heartier stock, they'd deal with the DA and the criminal in very short order.