Unknown raped a hotel employee under threat of shooting and fled

In the American city of Lexington, Kentucky, the trial of Drew Mullanix, accused of raping a hotel employee with the threat of using firearms, began. At the meeting, the man declared his innocence.

According to investigators, the crime occurred on November 8 at about 03:30. The man entered the hotel, entered the reception and pointed a gun at the employee there.

As follows from the materials of the case, an armed visitor announced to the woman about the intention to rape her, and then embodied the threat in reality. The victim managed to escape and seek help from the police. By the time police arrived, the attacker had fled.

To establish the identity of the alleged offender helped the recording of security cameras, the system of automatic recognition of car numbers and a characteristic tattoo on the neck. After checking the information received, the police detained the suspect.

In court, the representative of the Prosecutor’s office said that the alleged attack was recorded on video, and insisted on maintaining a significant bail. The judge left its size unchanged, setting the amount at $100,000.

If Mullanix makes bail and is released before the trial is over, he will be barred from approaching a hotel and owning a firearm. In addition, the accused will be required to wear an electronic movement control device.

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