Anger in Sweden over judge Mohamed Ali for not deporting rapist of 100-year-old grandmother
The judge sentences the Iraqi rapist to four years in prison. He does not deport him because he is settled in Sweden and maintains a good relationship with his son.
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According to the Swedish newspaper Express, The Swedish justice system has sentenced 38-year-old Iraqi citizen Shakir Mahmoud Shakir to four years' imprisonment for the rape of a 100-year-old woman in Stockholm. Despite the gravity of the offences, The court has decided not to deport him from the country, a ruling that has triggered a strong political and social reaction in Sweden.. The sentence condemns him to four years« imprisonment and dismisses the expulsion sought by the prosecutor. The judge argues that Shakir has lived in Sweden for many years and has a son.«These are very strong circumstances.«, he wrote.
The victim is a centenarian woman who lived alone and received home care services. She began to experience intense chest pains and activated the emergency system. However, instead of medical personnel, The person who arrived at his home was Shakir Mahmoud Shakir, who worked in the home help service..
The person who was meant to help him attacked him.
According to what the woman said in the police interrogations, when the man arrived… He told him that “they had said they had to grease him.” and he was carrying a cream with him. Under this pretext, he began the sexual assault. The victim reported that The man inserted an object into her body and she immediately reacted by shouting at him to stop and asking him what he was doing..
Despite these protests, the assault continued. The woman estimated that the incident lasted about ten minutes before the man left the home. Subsequently, when questioned by the police, she described the state she was in after the assault, explaining that she was crying uncontrollably and that I couldn't understand how someone working in the help service could do something like that..
Background and another possible violation
In addition to the case for which he has been convicted, Shakir Mahmoud Shakir he had been investigated for a second alleged rape, this time against a 94-year-old woman. The court, however, acquitted him of this second offence on the grounds that the evidence did not meet the threshold required for a criminal conviction, even though the incidents also took place in the context of care for the elderly.
The condemned man was no stranger to the judicial system either. According to Expressen, Shakir Mahmoud Shakir He had previously been convicted of forgery and usurpation of public office., offences for which he had already served a sentence. That same year, the authorities His driving licence had been revoked for twelve months after being stopped for driving with narcotics in his blood..
The Prime Minister disagrees.
The court ruling has provoked immediate political reactions. The Swedish Prime Minister, Ulf Kristersson, wrote on the social network X that A person who is not a Swedish citizen and commits “such terrible acts” has exhausted their right to remain in the country.. In the same message, he stated that “this lenient treatment of serious criminals must cease” and assured that his government will push through stricter legislation on the expulsion of foreigners convicted of serious crimes.
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