Bond has been reduced for a man in Nashville, Tennessee, who was accused of violating two teenagers at a gunpoint in 2024, a movement that brought strong criticism.
The suspect, identified as Dejuan Moore, had dropped from $ 810,000 to $ 304,000 in the room of Judge Khadija Babb, WzTV reported on Tuesday.
The authorities commissioned him for three aggravated assault positions with a deadly weapon, three specific kidnapping charges with aggravating, two charges of aggravated rape, resistance to trial, evade optet for a motorized vehicle and evade.
Now, the Vice President of Community Relations at the Center for Sexual Aggression, Lorraine McGuare, believes that the action to reduce Moore’s link sends a negative message.
“It seems that his life is more important than the victims he sexually assaulted”, later, the ruling “can be incredible triggers for the survivors who listen to this and make faith lose faith in the criminal of Trypsue.”
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The case focuses on Moore and three girls, two of them 17 years at that time and one of them is 15 years old at that time, for USA today.
The incident occurred in the early hours of November 24 when the suspect Ashree Girls at a service station to attend a party. However, when they rejected the invitation and moved away, he allegedly pursued his car and made them stop behind a general dollar.
He is accused of forcing two of the girls to act sexual acts on him at a gunpoint, the duration that the third girl called 911 for help, according to WzTV’s article.
According to the reports, Moore is originally from Chicago and was arrested there for possession of weapons. However, “the testimony said it was fired,” the departure continued. “Judge Babb acknowledged that Moore’s charges are worrisome, but ruled in favor of the defense, citing evidence at the bail hearing and the nature of the crime among other things,” he said.
According to the National Network Website (Rainn) of rape, abuse and incest, the effects of sexual violence can greatly affect victims, who may experience depression, flashbacks and post -traumatic stress disorder.
Moore is expected to appear again before the court before Judge Babb on July 31.
