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Charlotte man arrested for a 2014 rape case the same day he was released from prison on another charge

Word On The Curb… A sleaze bag inmate, who was recently released from prison in North Carolina, on unrelated charges, was arrested on the same day he was released for allegedly raping a 13-year-old girl back in 2014.

More than 9 years after a girl reported the sexual assault, Travon Levi Woods, now 33 years old, has been charged.

Travon Levi Woods
Travon Levi Woods

According to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police, the 13-year-old girl made her report on August 13, 2014, along Shamrock Drive near Eastway Drive. She was taken to a nearby hospital where evidence of a sexual assault was collected.

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The department’s cold case unit identified Woods as the perpetrator. Police said the identification was made by matching DNA in the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS).

At the time of his arrest, Woods was leaving the Alexander Correctional Institute in Taylorsville after completing his sentence for unrelated charges. Police said they took Woods to the Mecklenburg County Detention Center and served him with his new warrants.

He is now charged with statutory rape, two counts of statutory offenses, offense, and four counts of indecent liberties with a minor.

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1 COMMENT

  1. NO ONE is upset about this but this nasty man. For the first time in a while I actually applaud the court system and law enforcement because I know with out a shadow of doubt they had his dna long ago way before he came up for release I believe they held on to it to make sure that he served full time for each crime separately and in full and not give an attorney the chance to even request to run his time concurrent which meant he would have only really been serving time for the crime that held the longest sentence and would have ended up being discharged from any probation he was sentenced to serve for the lesser sentence.

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