Fire crew stopped sexual harassment outside the Nashville Church, man charged

Nashville police accused a man of four rape cases when witnesses said they saw him assaulting a unconscious woman outside a church on Thursday.

Officials of the Metro Nashville Police Department took the woman to an area hospital soon after the incident, but died after arriving. Police identified the suspect as 39 -year -old Mohammad Mohammed.

MNPD said in a statement, “The crew of the Nashville Fire Department traveled on the Nolanceville Pike after 9:30 pm, which was seen in front of a call for a call for a call for a call. He said in a statement.

The statement said, “When they reached the pavement, Mohammad was trying to pull the faint victim’s pants. The fire crew detained Mohammad, called the police and assisted the victim,” the statement continued.

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Police said, “The surveillance video shows the victim walking unstable towards the steps in front of the church. She was unable to maintain her balance and sat on one step, appeared under the influence of some kind of substance. Mohammad approached and sat next to him,” the police said.

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The statement said, “Mohammad had physically contacted with the victim because she went out of consciousness as she tried to push her away. She eventually took her with steps, put her on the ground, and repeatedly sexually assaulted her.”

Police say Mohammad refused to interview after taking custody. His bond is set to $ 300,000.

By Friday, the medical examiner was still waiting for the results of the toxic science test to determine the cause of the victim’s death.

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The police recognized the victim as a 34 -year -old woman who believes that he was homeless. His name has not been made public, as a police pastor was still trying to find and inform his family.