An illegal migrant from Eritrea has been convicting of raping an elderly man in London.
A migrant from Eritrea who illegally entered the United Kingdom has been convicted of raping an elderly man in Harrow, London, raising questions about the British government’s immigration enforcement. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: An illegal migrant from Eritrea has been convicted of raping a pensioner in London. DETAIL: Bruke Desalagne, a 33-year-old Eritrean who illegally entered the United Kingdom, was convicted of raping an elderly man in Harrow, north London. The attack occurred behind St. John’s Church, lasted approximately 20 minutes, and was captured on CCTV. The attack occurred in late July last year. Desalagne was arrested at the scene after a witness, who partially recorded the incident on her phone, reported it to the…Open
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