Whitey Ford
11-27-2022, 12:46 PM
This asslifting nigger is a one man crime wave of TNB.
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An Eden Prairie man who should have been in prison is now accused in the death of his friend following the crash of a stolen vehicle that was fleeing police near the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn., last week, charges say.
Abdeljabar Ahmed Sharif, 25, of Eden Prairie has been charged with criminal vehicular homicide and four other felonies in the crash that killed Abdikadir M. Issack, 23, of Willmar on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8.
By any measure, Sharif should have been in prison at the time of the crash, but he wasn’t.
Sharif has at least 26 prior convictions since 2016. Eight of those convictions racked up since 2018 are for cases in which Sharif was charged with felony crimes, including six for theft, one for receiving stolen property, and one for third-degree burglary.
Charges in the Bloomington crash say Sharif was driving a stolen vehicle onto Mall of America property last Tuesday when one of the mall’s automatic license plate readers (ALPR) picked up the plate and sent out an alert to nearby squads just before 4 p.m.
Bloomington police then communicated with mall security to attempt to locate the vehicle on cameras. Bloomington officers arrived and located the vehicle and attempted a felony stop. The vehicle fled and subsequently crashed into a concrete pillar on the entrance ramp to eastbound I-494 from Lindau Lane. Charges say Bloomington police had not been chasing the vehicle at the time of the crash.
Two occupants exited the vehicle after the crash, and one, later identified as Issack, remained inside with life-threatening injuries and was pronounced deceased on site. It was determined the vehicle had been previously stolen out of Minneapolis.
Sharif was transported to a hospital following the crash at which time 92 pills that field-tested positive for over 10 grams of suspected fentanyl were found in a container on his person.
https://www.lawofficer.com/abdeljabar-ahmed-sharif-charged-crash-stolen-vehicle-resulted-death-numerous-stayed-felonies/
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An Eden Prairie man who should have been in prison is now accused in the death of his friend following the crash of a stolen vehicle that was fleeing police near the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn., last week, charges say.
Abdeljabar Ahmed Sharif, 25, of Eden Prairie has been charged with criminal vehicular homicide and four other felonies in the crash that killed Abdikadir M. Issack, 23, of Willmar on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8.
By any measure, Sharif should have been in prison at the time of the crash, but he wasn’t.
Sharif has at least 26 prior convictions since 2016. Eight of those convictions racked up since 2018 are for cases in which Sharif was charged with felony crimes, including six for theft, one for receiving stolen property, and one for third-degree burglary.
Charges in the Bloomington crash say Sharif was driving a stolen vehicle onto Mall of America property last Tuesday when one of the mall’s automatic license plate readers (ALPR) picked up the plate and sent out an alert to nearby squads just before 4 p.m.
Bloomington police then communicated with mall security to attempt to locate the vehicle on cameras. Bloomington officers arrived and located the vehicle and attempted a felony stop. The vehicle fled and subsequently crashed into a concrete pillar on the entrance ramp to eastbound I-494 from Lindau Lane. Charges say Bloomington police had not been chasing the vehicle at the time of the crash.
Two occupants exited the vehicle after the crash, and one, later identified as Issack, remained inside with life-threatening injuries and was pronounced deceased on site. It was determined the vehicle had been previously stolen out of Minneapolis.
Sharif was transported to a hospital following the crash at which time 92 pills that field-tested positive for over 10 grams of suspected fentanyl were found in a container on his person.
https://www.lawofficer.com/abdeljabar-ahmed-sharif-charged-crash-stolen-vehicle-resulted-death-numerous-stayed-felonies/