Posted on 11/18/2019 9:31:18 PM PST by rxsid
Coon Rapids Theft Suspect: ‘You Can’t Touch Me’
Mohamud has eleven prior criminal convictions in Minnesota since 2013, including gross misdemeanors for theft and counterfeiting currency, and three misdemeanors for theft and two for false information to police.
By MN Crime - November 18, 2019
The day before Halloween, Abdirahman Abdullahi Mohamud filled up his cart with merchandise totaling nearly $1,000 at a Coon Rapids home improvement store and casually strolled out the door making no attempt to pay for the items. When an employee tried to stop him, he said, “you can’t touch me,” and continued to leave into the parking lot, according to a criminal complaint filed last week.
The complaint is just one of two filed last week in Anoka County charging Mohamud, 24, by warrant with felony theft, both involving the same retailer. Mohamud made the comment to the employee in the latest incident just before noon on Oct. 30, when he placed an electric air compressor, a kitchen faucet and other items valued at $986 in his cart and left the store.
The other complaint details a similar incident taking place at the same location on Oct. 1, just after 9:30 a.m. in which Mohamud is accused of placing several DeWalt tools worth $1,444 in his cart and making no attempt to pay for them. Instead, he pushed the cart toward the parking lot leaving through the lumber department doors. An employee also tried to stop Mohamud in that incident, but he pushed past her and continued to push the cart away into the parking lot.
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Mohamud has eleven prior criminal convictions in Minnesota since 2013, including gross misdemeanors for theft and counterfeiting currency, and three misdemeanors for theft and two for false information to police. The other convictions include disruptive intoxication and a handful of traffic violations.
Hope he doesn't resist......
Welcome to America,where the streets are paved with gold.
Try him under his favorite sharia law and chop his thieving hand off...
Looks somali.
Is Somali.
Sadly, he’s probably right. He knows Omar and her rabble will be marching in the streets yelling about discrimination because he’s a person of color just trying to build a better home for his family.
So he razor cuts his sideburns and lets the rest go woolly like unclean, uncombed cotton candy.
Coon Rapids. That’s the way Midwesterners talk about raccoons. No racial intent involved, we’re just lazy with how we say things. Like Ya’ll, mud bug, yonder, etc. Look in a paper in the Midwest pet sections, you’ll find coon hounds for sale. They won’t be cheap, if they’re any good and a black coon hunter may be selling it. God people are stupid. This ole boy needs to do some time in jail.
I get away with this all the time be because I’m white.
Another great citizen of Minnesota. One of Omar’s lovers? Let’s see if these charges are felonies or not. The way the Left has raised the dollar amount needed for a felony charge is a crime in and of itself.
The Left has defined down felonious acts to harvest as many more votes as possible in some places. This hominid shouldn’t be given a ten second head start. Club him like a baby seal the second he walks past the cash registers.
Vermin gotta be shot.
“..., Abdirahman Abdullahi Mohamud filled up his cart with merchandise totaling nearly $1,000 at a Coon Rapids home improvement store and casually strolled out the door making no attempt to pay for the items. When an employee tried to stop him, he said, “you can’t touch me,”
Coon Rapids is the town that the crime took place.
The grocery store chain near me has instructed their employees not to try to stop anybody from stealing. They are worried one of the employees might get hurt. Or, what if the thief runs aways and gets hit by a car and sues the store! (wtf??)
A friend that works there tells me the stories. Laundry soap iirc is a big draw as it gets big cash on the street. Folks will walk out with a cart full of it and the employees can’t/don’t do anything.
What are police for anymore when Bigotry is codified into law?
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