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Feds Slam Court Ruling on Female Genital Mutilation Case

Grimy Times has learned that a Michigan court has dismissed the indictment of Nargis Wakiya, who was accused of orchestrating a female genital mutilation ring in the state. The ruling has left many in the community reeling, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office is speaking out against the decision.

Acting U.S. Attorney Saima Mohsin released a statement expressing her disappointment with the court’s ruling. ‘We are very disappointed in the Court’s decision today dismissing the indictment,’ she said. ‘We take our duty to protect children very seriously.’

According to sources, the indictment was dismissed due to a technicality. The case centered around the alleged practice of female genital mutilation, a practice that Congress sought to protect young girls from in 1996 when it enacted 18 U.S.C. § 116.

Despite the court’s ruling, Mohsin and her team remain committed to holding those accountable who harm innocent children. ‘Child victims are vulnerable and they deserve our best efforts to hold accountable those who harm them,’ she said.

Mohsin praised her team for their dedication, integrity, and commitment to protecting child victims of female genital mutilation. ‘Our prosecutorial team is comprised of some of our best and most experienced prosecutors,’ she said.

In the meantime, the dismissal of the indictment has left many in the community wondering what this means for the future of female genital mutilation cases in Michigan. As Grimy Times continues to investigate this story, we urge our readers to stay tuned for updates.

The case against Nargis Wakiya, United States of America v. Nargis Wakiya, et. al., was dismissed on {unknown date} in Michigan.

Nargis Wakiya, the defendant in this case, allegedly orchestrated a female genital mutilation ring in Michigan. However, due to the court’s ruling, she will not face any charges at this time.