Tennessee man charged for allegedly raping unconscious woman outside church before she died
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A Nashville fire crew witnessed the sexual assault of an unconscious woman outside a church, leading to rape charges against 39-year-old Mohamed Mohamed last week.
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"A Nashville Fire Department crew traveling on Nolensville Pike just after 9:30 p.m. enroute to a call saw the sexual assault taking place on a sidewalk in front of the church. They turned around and chirped their siren," the MNPD said in a statement.
"As they pulled up to the sidewalk, Mohamed was attempting to pull up the unconscious victim’s pants. The fire crew detained Mohamed, called for police and rendered aid to the victim," the statement continued.
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