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-Lurid Crime Tales-

Illegal immigrant who viciously stabbed woman to death as she stepped off Virginia bus had 30 priors... but was freed by woke prosecutors every time

2026-03-01

That’s what happens when you put a Soros prosecutor in charge.

[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] An illegal migrant accused of stalking a woman off a bus and stabbing her to death has a shocking criminal history, with 30 arrests over the past two years alone.

Abdul Jalloh, 32, was arrested and charged with the killing of 41-year-old Stephanie Minter, who was found dead from stab wounds to her upper body at a bus stop shelter in Fairfax County, Virginia, on Monday night.

Court documents revealed that the suspect has a long rap sheet with more than two dozen arrests, including several for malicious wounding.

Some of those serious charges, however, were repeatedly dropped by judges before he allegedly escalated to cold-blooded murder in rural Hybla Valley this week.

In a statement shared to X, Virginia's former republican Attorney General Jason Miyares wrote: '30 prior arrests and 5 prior felony malicious wounding charges since 2023 alone.'

'Once again the innocent suffer when 'catch and release' policies by leftwing prosecutors get in charge,' Miyares added.

'This is 100% on Steve Descano, and why he's so despised by the Fairfax County Police Department.'

The case has ignited a political firestorm in Northern Virginia, with critics demanding to know why a man with such a lengthy and violent record was back on the streets.

The Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office, led by Descano, acknowledged that Jalloh was well known to law enforcement prior to Monday's attack.

In a statement, the office said Jalloh had previously been convicted and served jail time for a 2023 malicious wounding charge.

'Unfortunately, the defendant in this case also had a history of selecting victims with no fixed address – some of the most vulnerable members of our community. In multiple cases, we were unable to move forward with prosecution because victims could not be located or contacted,' the office said in part.

Former Virginia prosecutor John Fishwick told DC News Now the situation underscores the difficulty of prosecuting violent offenders when victims cannot be found or decline to cooperate.

'It's very frustrating for law enforcement and to the prosecutors. They've probably got a very strong case but they need the victim to say what happened.

'I'm sure law enforcement tried a lot of different things, but it's a legitimate question of what efforts were made to bring these people to court. Clearly, This person should not have been on the streets,' Fishwick said.

Police say officers responded on Monday evening to a bus stop along Richmond Highway in Hybla Valley, where they found Minter suffering from multiple stab wounds.

Investigators allege Jalloh got off the bus with her before launching the fatal attack.

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