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Bewaji who was accused of attacking the woman at the Pillars of Mankato home in Mankato, Minnesota since the beginning of March, was nabbed by the woman’s son who set up a surveillance camera in his mother’s room so he could keep an eye on her while at home.
He told a local newspaper that he Bewaji, a carer, caressed his mother, before stripping her clothes off and sexually assaulting her as she lay in bed. He alleged that the carer then climbed into the his mum’s bed, where he allegedly sexually assaulted her a second time.

A court heard that a surveillance camera set up by the victim’s son was equipped with a speaker, which let him broadcast his voice into her room. The son ordered Bewaji to leave his mother alone, it is alleged. He was said to have eventually complied to the son’s demands.
The Free Press reported that after the police arrived at the scene after being called by the victim’s son, they found the elderly woman half-naked and unable to understand what had happened to her.
Bewaji was identified as a suspect, and initially denied the charges against him, it is claimed. He is then said to have admitted sexual contact with the elderly woman, but claimed he only did so after she made overtures to him.
The Nigerian man also admitted a second sexual encounter with the woman in February, it is alleged, despite knowing she is a vulnerable adult. He was charged with felony sexual assault and is being held in jail ahead of his next court appearance.
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