Halima Farah, a 79-year-old Somali American woman in Minnesota, who was shot by an assailant released with the help of a bail fund supported by Vice President Kamala Harris, is speaking out against Harris, questioning her judgment and priorities in office. Farah was shot and robbed outside her apartment in Minneapolis in January 2021 by De’Seanna Williams, who was bailed out by the Minnesota Freedom Fund promoted by Harris during the George Floyd riots in 2020.
Farah, who sustained serious injuries from the attack, expressed concerns about the fund’s support for violent criminals and the impact on victims like her. She criticized Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for their role in rising crime rates in the state, with murders increasing since Walz took office in 2019.
Despite Farah’s traumatic experience and lack of justice, Williams went on to commit more crimes, pleading guilty to robbery and assault charges. Farah believes that former President Donald Trump, whom she sees as tough on crime, would be a better leader to address these issues.
While the Harris-Walz campaign declined to comment, Farah hopes to meet with former President Trump or his running mate JD Vance before the election to share her concerns. The article highlights Farah’s criticism of Harris, Walz, and the Minnesota Freedom Fund, shedding light on the importance of prioritizing public safety and justice for victims of violent crimes.
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