California: Sexual pervert, Mohammad Khaliqi, caught on home surveillance attempting to rape 13-year old

You probably saw the news already, but I just happened to see Fox News run the home surveillance video of the attempted rape of a 13-year-old home alone.  The perpetrator is seen following her to her home.

But, here is what I want to know!

 

Mohammad’s mugshot and screen shots of his failed attack on the girl. How wonderful that his family had a home surveillance system!

 

What is the the immigration status of Mohammad Khaliqi? 

Could he be one of the thousands of Iraqi “refugees” resettled in California?

There should be a law!  Every crime report should clearly spell out the immigration status of the alleged criminal.  Of course, maybe some do and the mainstream media is too politically correct to mention it.

If you see any news about how Mohammad Khaliqi got into the US, let us know!

Here is one of many stories on the arrest:

SAN JOSE, Calif. —
San Jose police have arrested a man accused of forcing himself on a 13-year-old girl as she returned home from school.

The suspect has been identified as Mohammad Khaliqi, 31, of San Jose. Police arrested Khaliqi in the 1400 block of School St. in San Leandro on Friday morning.

He’s facing multiple counts of burglary, attempted sexual assault and false imprisonment.

On Tuesday, the man followed the girl as she walked home from school. She told investigators he had forced his way through the front door of her home as she went inside. She fought him off and he fled before police arrived.

The girl then locked the door after he left, hid in a closet and texted her father: “DADDY COME HOME NOW. SOME GUY TRIED TO RAPE ME.”

He is also accused of another, earlier, failed attack in San Jose.

Since I’m not a lawyer, I don’t know where one would attempt to codify this in law, but I wonder if there could be a bill introduced in state legislatures to require arrest documents to include immigration status that is available to the public.

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