UAE officer fights US civil case over ‘trafficked’ maid
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Emirati naval officer faces charges over claims he kept maid in slave-like conditions
https://arjunbasu.com/twisters An Emirati naval officer accused of luring a Filipino servant to the US and keeping her in virtual slavery has asked a federal judge to stay a civil lawsuit brought against him by the housemaid.
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An attorney for Col. Arif Mohamed Saeed Mohamed Al-Ali said in a court filing the lawsuit should be postponed while the criminal charges are pending, newswire AP reported.
https://warehousinglogisticsinternational.com/advertise/ The civil and criminal actions claim Al-Ali committed human trafficking offenses by bringing the woman to the US, failing to pay her and confiscating her passport.
Buy Tramadol Tablets Online Al-Ali, a student at the US Naval War College in Rhode Island, has denied the charges.
Buy Clonazepam 1Mg During an arraignment hearing in April, the US District Court in Providence heard Al-Ali had brought the woman to the US in July 2010 to work as a household servant for himself, his wife and his five children.
Al-Ali and the woman signed a contract that stipulated she would be employed as a housemaid, to work 40 hours a week for $10 an hour, assistant US attorney Mary Rogers said.
Instead, Al-Ali forced her to work seven days a week, often until midnight, without pay and refused to let her leave the house alone or speak to anyone, the court was told.
When approached by US investigators in February, Al-Ali produced a signed document indicating he had paid the woman $19,000. Investigators found there was no evidence of the payments, the court heard.
Each felony count carries a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
https://spinwheelsresults.org/uflg8xj9s Speaking in April, Victoria Walton for the defense said misunderstandings and the language barrier may have impacted Al-Ali’s interactions with investigators. She said he was a respected member of the navy and had no previous criminal record.
Al-Ali was released on bail pending trial. His was ordered to restrict his movements to the state of Rhode Island unless he needs to travel for his studies.
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