A 27-year-old Minnesota man has been charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct in the first degree for allegedly raping a mentally impaired woman while she lay helpless on his bathroom floor. Court records reveal that the man's bail has been set at $40,000 and he is being held at the Kandiyohi County Jail. The man made his first appearance before a judge on April 18 and was scheduled to appear in court again on April 29.
Minnesota man accused of raping helpless woman
Documentary details allegations against R. Kelly
Lifetime's new documentary "Surviving R. Kelly" has again put the singer on the defensive regarding long-standing allegations that he had sex with underage girls. The allegations against R. Kelly date back over 20 years to 1994, when news outlets reported that Kelly had married his 15-year-old protege. Although the marriage was quickly annulled, the questions surrounding Kelly and his behavior toward underage girls continued to dog him throughout his career and shock music fans in Minnesota.
Two Minnesota men receive sentences for sex crimes
Minnesota residents may be interested to learn that two men, both of whom were arrested in Bemidji as result of online stings, received sentences for sex crimes. Both of the rulings occurred on August 9.
Sexual offense laws in Minnesota
A person who is convicted or rape or sexual assault in Minnesota may be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his or her life. The legal name for these offenses is criminal sexual conduct.
Indecent exposure charges and punishments
In the state of Minnesota and elsewhere, it is considered a crime to intentionally show one's genitals in a public place, especially with the intent to alarm or offend others. In many cases, indecent exposure is often committed with the intent to get sexual gratification or to elicit a sexual response.
