• Re: BLACK African diplomat accused in NYC rape may have fled US with wi

    From Ethnic Defects@21:1/5 to [email protected] on Wed Aug 24 11:32:42 2022
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    [email protected] wrote:

    Lincoln fucked up when he failed to send the black animals back to Africa.


    The African envoy accused of raping a neighbor in their Upper
    Manhattan building and then dodging charges thanks to diplomatic
    immunity may have fled the US.

    No sounds came from inside Charles Dickens Imene Oliha�s
    apartment Tuesday when The Post repeatedly knocked, and there
    was no light visible from behind a red curtain fluttering in a
    window.

    The State Department wouldn�t say if Oliha, 46, left the country
    or if the US government was seeking to have his immunity
    revoked, with a rep saying, �We do not comment on the specifics
    of ongoing investigations.

    �We are aware of the incident referenced involving a diplomat
    accredited to the United Nations,� the representative said in an
    e-mail.

    �We take these allegations seriously, and we are working closely
    with the New York Police Department and the Mayor�s Office of
    International Affairs, as we do in all legal and criminal cases
    involving foreign diplomats assigned to Permanent Missions and
    Observer Offices at the UN.�

    An NYPD spokesman said, �It�s a situation where the State
    Department is going to have to decide what they are going to do
    with the case.

    �It�s still under investigation at this point,� the spokesman
    added.

    �Whenever there�s a sexual assault like this, it�s horrible. As
    a law-enforcement agency, we have done all that we can do at
    this point.�

    In a prepared statement, City Hall said, �Sexual assault of any
    kind should never be tolerated.

    �There is an active investigation underway. Depending on the
    results, we will take all appropriate actions.�

    Oliha was accused of twice raping a 24-year-old woman � once
    with a condom and once without � after following her from the
    lobby of their building on Wadsworth Terrace and forcing his way
    into her apartment around noon Sunday.

    It doesn�t appear that they knew each other, police said.

    The woman allegedly told cops she was in shock afterward and
    fell asleep, with a friend later convincing her to call 911. She
    called 911 around 9:30 p.m., and cops took Oliha into custody
    for questioning around 10:45 p.m., law-enforcement sources said
    Tuesday.

    The woman was taken to Columbia University Irving Medical
    Center, where a rape kit was performed, sources said.

    But Oliha was cut loose without any charges early Monday after
    detectives confirmed he enjoyed diplomatic immunity because of
    his job with South Sudan�s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
    International Cooperation, the NYPD said.

    It�s unclear if the NYPD obtained a sample of his DNA before he
    was freed.

    After Oliha�s release, two women answered the door to his
    apartment Monday but declined to comment amid the sounds of
    young children in the background.

    One woman, who wore a Puerto Rican flag mask, later identified
    herself as a neighbor.

    Other neighbors told The Post on Tuesday that Oliha was married
    and raising four kids, including a newborn.

    One neighbor said Oliha �was under immense stress� from his job
    and began drinking so heavily that he repeatedly passed out on
    the sidewalk before he suddenly stopped about three weeks ago.

    �There was something happening with his government. There was
    turmoil within their office at the UN,� the neighbor said.

    �In the early days of summer, he would drink outside and fall
    asleep on the sidewalk.�

    The neighbor added: �I got to know him over those months of
    turmoil when he was clearly troubled.

    �He was going through some s�t, and drinking is what he did.�

    A Spanish-speaking man who was drinking outside Oliha�s building
    Tuesday afternoon said he�d seen the disgraced diplomat down as
    much as a six-pack of Coors Light.

    A worker at the Terrace Grocery next door said Oliha was a
    regular customer who bought two or three cans of Heineken,
    usually daily.

    �He was a nice customer, my No. 1 customer,� the worker said.

    �He was calm.�

    A representative of the Permanent Mission of the Republic of
    South Sudan to the UN did not return a request for comment from
    The Post on Tuesday.

    https://nypost.com/2022/08/23/african-diplomat-accused-in-nyc- rape-may-have-fled-us-with-wife-kids/

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