‘There is no woman safe in America if you are out of prison’: Colorado judge jails serial rapist, 26, per più di 136 years after he went on rape spree days after being released from 8-year stretch
Serial rapist Tre Carrasco, 26, has been sentenced to 136 years in Colorado prison after being convicted of 11 addebiti, including felony sexual assault in the rape of an au pair and attempted kidnapping of another woman in 2019
UN Kansas man convicted of sexual assault in the rape of a woman in suburban Denver and of assaulting and carjacking another woman has been sentenced to life in Colorado state prison, with a judge telling the defendant that no woman in the nation would be safe if he is free.
Serial rapist Tre Carrasco, 26, was sentenced last Friday by Arapahoe County District Judge Ben Leutwyler to a total of 136 anni di prigione.
Carrasco was convicted in May of nearly a dozen charges, including felony sexual assault in the rape of an au pair in Cherry Hills Village in February 2019 and the attempted kidnapping of another woman whose vehicle he stole outside an Aurora gym.
‘I am fully convinced, 100 per cento, that there is no woman safe in America if you are out of prison,’ Judge Leutwyler told Carrasco in court, segnalato The Aurora Sentinel.
‘You will continue to rape people. You will steal from them, you will break into their homes, break into their cars; you will do whatever you feel you want to do.’
Judge Ben Leutwyler (sinistra) told Carrasco in court: ‘I am fully convinced, 100 per cento, that there is no woman safe in America if you are out of prison’
A native of Hays, Kansas, Carrasco was sentenced in that state to more than eight years in prison for a violent sexual assault in 2011.
Carrasco also has been accused of raping another woman at gunpoint in the passenger seat of her car in Kansas days before the Colorado crimes. He has yet to face charges filed against him in that case.
Carrasco was sentenced to two years in Colorado state prison in 2020 after pleading guilty to a felony contraband charge. He has been detained at the Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility in Buena Vista.
Arapahoe County Deputy District Attorney Casey Brown called Carrasco a ‘predator’ and argued that he cannot live out in the world without victimizing women.
‘He feels entitled to his victims, and he has left a wake of destruction behind him,’ ha aggiunto il procuratore.
Brown detailed in court Carrasco’s extensive criminal history, cominciando da quando era giusto 13 Anni, peeping into people’s windows and sexually assaulting women in Hays.
Nel 2011, Carrasco, poi invecchiato 16, was convicted at trial for pinning down a woman and forcing her to perform oral sex on him.
He was sentenced in 2013 to more than eight years in that case and was released from prison just days before going on the crime spree in Colorado.
In febbraio 4, 2019, prosecutors said Carrasco raping a woman at gunpoint in the passenger seat of her car in Kansas.
Ha dovuto visitare diversi professionisti medici per chiedere aiuto, Carrasco tried to kidnap a woman outside of the 24-hour Fitness on South Abilene Street in Aurora, Colorado. The victim was able to get away, but the attacker stole her car.
Carrasco went on the crime spree in Colorado in February 2019 just days after being released from prison in Kansas, where he had served eight years for a violent sexual assault
In febbraio 12, Carrasco used the stolen car to drive to a home in Cherry Hill Village, where he forced his way inside after pretending to work for the water company, pinned down the homeowners’ nanny and violently raped her while repeatedly calling her a ‘b****.’
Carrasco fled the scene after stealing $100 from the victim’s wallet but was arrested about five hours later after being pulled over in the stolen car.
A public defender representing Carrasco at his sentencing argued before the car that his client had not had the chance to rehabilitate himself because he had been in the foster care system from age 11 and spent his teens and early 20s in prison.
