By james art 
St. Paul, min. (Fox 9) – St. Paul’s police are looking for an 18-year-old man in connection with numerous sexual assaults dating back to 2023. He faces numerous accusations after new DNA evidence found on the scenes of the attacks coinciding with Davis.
St. Paul’s man accused of 3 sexual assaults
What we know:
Rakai Davis faces up to six accusations of first -degree criminal sexual behavior and is considered a risk to public safety.
He has been charged with raping three different women since 2023.
All attacks happened in the same St. Paul neighborhood near Cottage and Clear Avenue East.
Time line:
The first attack is said to have happened in May 2023, when Davis was 16 years old. The court documents meet in detail with the first victim in an online dating application only for “cooling and smoking”.
When the victim got there, he supposedly pulled a knife. The victim said she told a nurse, “I thought it would kill me when it was over.”
The others The alleged attacks have happened in the last three months. The court documents describe in detail how he allegedly hit one of the victims in the back of the head with a gun in November 2024.
The allegations indicate that when Davis took the victim in a garage, the victim He grabbed Davis’s hands and pushed his palms to one of the vehicles to get Davis’s fingerprints. The victim also claims I met Davis from a dating website.
The third victim was taken to the alley in December after he met him last night. The accusations say Davis removed a gun and took her behind the garage.
DNA evidence connecting Davis with attacks
What they say:
Initially, Davis was arrested for the attack in December and was released on bail.
According to the Minnesota Crime Bureau, DNA has recovered from the three sexual assault matches Davis.
At the moment, Davis is not in custody, and the order is for his arrest.
What you can do:
Investigators believe that there may be additional victims and would like to encourage people to go out by calling the St. Paul’s Sex Crime Division at 651-266-5685. Anyone who has information about where Davis was asked to call 651-291-1111.
If you are a victim of sexual abuse, you can find Minnesota resources Here. For national resources for survivors of sexual abuse, including the hot line of national sexual assault, click Here.