Geraldo Jackson has been convicted on first-degree rape, sodomy and kidnapping charges.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - A Montgomery County man has been convicted on first-degree rape, sodomy and kidnapping charges.
Montgomery County District Attorney Daryl Bailey said Geraldo Jarzavian Jackson, 33, was convicted for an attack on a woman thatProsecutors say Jackson and his co-defendant lured the victim into a car under false pretenses. Bailey said they repeatedly sexually assaulted her at gunpoint while driving away from her home.
The victim testified that Jackson and another co-defendant took turns attacking her at the direction of another co-defendant who was driving the car. She was driven to a remote area, then bound, beaten, shot at and left for dead.Jackson faces 20 to 99 years to life in prison. Bailey said his sentence will be enhanced because he used a firearm during the crime.
“I am proud that my team of prosecutors could bring justice to this victim of a violent sexual assault. There is no tolerance in our city for these violent and senseless crimes. Sexual assaults are some of the most violent and traumatizing crimes that happen in our city. My office will always be dedicated to prosecuting these crimes on behalf of these innocent and violated victims.
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