A Somali man convicted of attempted murder in Minnesota wants a new trial, alleging the prosecutor in his case posted anti-Somali comments on her Facebook page. An attorney for Ahmed Ali filed a motion Tuesday accusing Hennepin County attorney Gretchen Gray-Larson of writing the remarks during Ali's trial.
February 18, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A Somali man convicted of attempted murder in Hennepin County, Minn., wants a new trial, alleging the prosecutor in his case posted anti-Somali comments on her Facebook Internet page.
An attorney for Ahmed Ali filed a motion Tuesday accusing Hennepin County attorney Gretchen Gray-Larson of writing derogatory remarks about people from Somalia on Facebook during the trial.
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