Rochester man pleads guilty in exposing cases
Zackaria Muhyidin Ahmed, 19, was facing 11 charges, mostly misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor charges, in five cases in Olmsted County District Court. 3:00 pm, May 3, 2021 ×
Zackaria Muhyidin Ahmed
A Rochester man charged with exposing himself to multiple people in downtown Rochester last year pleaded guilty Friday to three charges in three cases.
Zackaria Muhyidin Ahmed, 19, was facing 11 charges, mostly misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor charges, spread across five cases in Olmsted County District Court.
Ahmed pleaded guilty Friday to gross misdemeanor fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct and two counts of gross misdemeanor harassment. A charge of misdemeanor indecent exposure and two counts of gross misdemeanor of harassment were dismissed Friday. He is scheduled to be sentenced on May 17 by Judge Joseph Chase.
Rochester man arrested in connection to indecent exposure incidents
The 19-year-old is alleged to have done this at least eight times between Sept. 6 and Dec. 14. 4:20 pm, Dec. 18, 2020 ×
Zacharia Ahmed
A 19-year-old Rochester man was arrested at his place of employment Thursday evening after police said they had enough information to prove that he exposed himself to at least eight people over the last four months.
Zackaria Ahmed was arrested on suspicion of 16 charges including felony stalking, felony fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct and seven misdemeanor counts of indecent exposure.
Ahmed was arrested about 6:15 p.m. Thursday at his place of employment and taken to the Olmsted County Adult Detention Center.
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Beverly Spande holding her 2020 Refuge Volunteer of the Year certificate. (Contributed photo)
AUSTIN With the sun setting earlier each afternoon, Ruby’s Pantry Austin will start earlier this December.
The food shelf will be starting an hour early, at 4 p.m., on Dec. 17 at the Mower County Fairgrounds. The 4 p.m. start time allows for more daylight during distribution, making the process safer. There will also be a double line of vehicles for the distribution drive-by in order to make the distribution run faster.