...DeAllah was charged with fourth-degree assault, fourth-degree assault with sexual motivation, attempted unlawful imprisonment, and violation of a no contact order...King County deputy withdraws guilty plea to domestic violence charge
Seattle Times, WA
By Christine Clarridge
February 27, 200
[Excerpts] A King County Sheriff's deputy who was prepared to plead guilty to domestic violence assault charges in a Kent courtroom Monday made an about face and will now stand trial on the charges. Mack Amaad DeAllah, a 21-year veteran of the sheriff's office, was slated to plead guilty to one count of fourth-degree domestic violence assault in Kent Municipal Court, but changed his mind and left the court with a trial date... DeAllah was arrested on April 29, 2006 by Kent police on suspicion of second-degree rape, unlawful imprisonment and assault for an alleged attack on his estranged wife in their home. According to court documents, the woman told detectives DeAllah blocked her from leaving a bedroom, repeatedly threw her onto a bed and raped her. He was arrested the day after he was seen near his wife's home on suspicion of violating a no-contact order. DeAllah was charged with fourth-degree assault, fourth-degree assault with sexual motivation, attempted unlawful imprisonment, and violation of a no contact order. Those misdemeanor charges were filed after King County prosecutors said they lacked evidence to support felony charges...
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