A Charlotte news outlet is reporting that the abortionist who once said he’d abort “ugly black babies” is now facing rape charges.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police arrested Dr. Ashutosh “Ron” Virmani for allegedly sexually assaulting a 49-year-old woman at his home Wednesday evening. He has been charged with one count of second degree rape and two counts of second degree sexual offense.
Neighbors said there were several police cars and a CSI unit parked outside the house for at least five hours Wednesday night.
Virmani left jail just after 8 a.m. Thursday morning on a $150,000 bond. The 60 year old opened the door of his home around noon, but didn’t want to comment. Virmani referred Time Warner Cable News to his lawyer, who has not yet responded to calls.
Abortionist Ashutosh Ron Virmani kills children at A Preferred Women’s Health Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
On July 26, 2012, pro-life activists paid a visit to Virmani’s home asking him to repent. The rant that followed was shocking, revealing at least in part what motivates Virmani: overt racism – culminating with his accusation, “Why don’t you adopt those ugly black babies?”
WBTV reports that According to police, Ashutosh Ron Virmani was arrested early Thursday morning after he’s accused of raping a 49-year-old woman.
Virmani was booked around 3:09 a.m. Thursday morning for second degree rape and two counts of second degree sexual offense.
According to a police report, a woman told police that she was raped inside a home along the 4600 block of Charlestowne Manor Drive on Wednesday afternoon.
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She met with police at Carolinas Medical Center-Main that Virmani sexually assaulted her and prevented her from leaving the house.
Virmani was released on a $150,000 bond around 8:10 a.m. Thursday morning. He’s expected in a Mecklenburg County courtroom on Friday afternoon.
Abortion workers and sexual assault is nothing new as documented by this blogger here and Life Dynamics here.
LifeNews Note: Carole Novielli is the author of the blog Saynsumthn, where this article originally appeared.
