A 14-year-old boy seemed in a New York court docket on Tuesday for allegedly breaking into a house closing month and sexually assaulting a resident.
Newsday reported that the unidentified teen was arrested two days after the April 19 reported burglary and sexual attack in Mastic Beach. The youngster and an partner allegedly entered the house by means of a kitchen window and looked for pieces to scouse borrow ahead of kicking open the bedroom door, the place they found a 23-year-old girl and her 4-year-old daughter.
According to News12, Suffolk District Attorney Ray Tierney mentioned the victim initially heard noises downstairs that she believed have been her husband.
The 14-year-old reportedly had a knife and demanded cash. While the partner searched the house, the teen allegedly raped and strangled the mum in front of her daughter in the bed room.
Newsday reported that the mummy tried to combat off the teen, however he allegedly continued to sexually assault her in a hallway. He reportedly then brought the mother again into the bedroom and tried to pull her daughter out of the room but she stopped him. The youngster then took the mum to any other bedroom, in keeping with authorities.
During the attack, the teen brandished a switchblade which he used to slash the lady’s brow and head. He reportedly then stabbed the lady in her higher chest.
The 14-year-old and his partner reportedly fled the Mastic Beach home after stealing a number of undisclosed pieces. The boy admitted to the crime when he was once arrested on unrelated fees two days later, in keeping with News12.
DNA samples reportedly also connected the juvenile suspect to the April 29 housebreaking. However, Tierney stated he denied sexually assaulting the resident, who was hospitalized for non-life-threatening accidents.
The youngster’s name has been withheld from the general public as he is being charged as a juvenile. He is charged with first-degree rape, first-degree felony sexual act, first-degree assault, first-degree housebreaking, first-degree sexual abuse, second-degree strangulation, and endangering the welfare of a kid. He is due in court on June 2.
News12 reported that the teen’s associate remains unaccounted for.
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[Featured image: Suffolk County Police Department]
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