Sentence For Muslim Man Who Raped Girl Sparks Outrage

A Muslim man received a shocking sentence after raping a 12-year-old girl. 

The man, identified as Mohamud, was 17 years old at the time of the rape and lured the girl into his home by telling her that he had embarrassing photos of her that he would release if she didn’t follow him. 

Once inside the house, the man jumped the girl and began raping her while chanting “black c**k is expensive.”

According to the Swedish Surveyor, a Swedish judge sentenced Mohamud to just 180 hours of community service for the brutal crime, Mad World News reported.

Many readers expressed outrage regarding the crime and the sentence the man received.

“Why hasn’t this judge been disbarred???? In what world is this acceptable?? Where are the voices for this child? Muslims have no rights. It is OUR LAWS he broke!! His lowlife Sharia law does not apply. This child needs an advocate. If someone doesn’t bath a child for two days, they get reported, but let some God forsaken rapist attack a five year old, and he walks!! This has got to stop! How many children have to suffer before the criminals are brought to justice!!” one Mad World News reader commented on the site’s Facebook page.

“You judge are a piece of garabage that needs to be taken to the curb. This kid raped another little girl. You ought to be ashamed of yourself. You either need to be voted out or they need to remove you from the bench . Your country wasn’t suppose to Muslim that’s why it is called Sweden. These Muslims are evil and you judge are evil to,” another wrote.

“There is no justice for women in Sweden! Their country and justice system has already surrendered to the Muslims! Their citizens will live to regret it! I think it is already too late to take back their country!” another added.

In a similar incident, two Twin Falls, Idaho, boys who came to the U.S. as refugees plead guilty to sexually abusing a 5-year-old girl. 

The boys, who were originally from the African country of Eritrea, reportedly filmed the sexual abuse of the girl in the laundry room of a low-income apartment complex. 

“I am pleased that we were able to resolve this case in a way that was approved and agreed to by the victim’s family,” Twin Falls County Prosecutor Grant Loebs told the Idaho Statesman.

Sources: Mad World News via Swedish Surveyor, Mad World News/Facebook, Idaho Statesman / Photo credit: Chris Potter/Wikimedia Commons