Law enforcement in Ohio are on the hunt for a Columbus-area Uber driver who was recently charged with raping a female passenger in the back of his  car earlier this year.

According to the Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office in Columbus, 28-year-old Abdirizak Abdullahi Aden has received an indictment for one count of rape.

The Uber drive was accused of raping a 24-year-old woman back in April.

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Prosecutor Ron O’Brien claims that Aden picked up the victim right before 1 AM in April. He then proceeded to drive to a secluded location at her apartment complex on Quarry Crest Drive, where he then assaulted her in the back seat of his car.

In the meantime, another female Uber driver, who just finished dropping off a passenger at the same apartment complex, called the police after watching Aden pull his victim from his car and drove off. The victim was found crying.

On Twitter, conservative commentator Ann Coulter commented on the news of this incident, sarcastically stating “Driver: Abdirizak Abdullahi Aden #DiversityIsAStrength“

Driver: Abdirizak Abdullahi Aden #DiversityIsAStrength https://t.co/VBxOC8lSyt

— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) November 5, 2019

So far, there has been no official news about the alleged rapist’s nationality nor immigration status.

Nevertheless, the man’s name does strongly suggest that he comes from a predominantly Islamic country.

There are valid public safety concerns dealing with mass migration from the Third World. It’s not just the recent arrivals. Second and third generation migrants from these cultures have proven to have a harder time assimilating to Western countries like the U.S. according to research from immigration investigator Jason Richwine.

In all likelihood, the media will not reveal Aden’s nationality for the sake of keeping their politically correct migration agenda in place and not having people raise uncomfortable questions about it.

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