ALBAWABA - An Indiana University business major and a former Citibank summer intern is under fire for allegedly attempting to rape a woman, only a day after trying again with another individual, according to New York Post.
21-year-old Chamberlain Nw-iue who is being referred to as an "overachieving pervert" was accused of trying to rape a female a day after being bailed out of prison for attacking another woman, according to local police.
Nw-iue only lasted 10 days in his fresh Citibank internship before being let go due to "behavioral issues" and was told that he was not wanted anymore at the bank before the attack happened.
Citibank intern goes on sexual assault spree, accused of attempting rape
A Citibank representative told the New York Post, "This individual is not a Citibank employee. He was terminated within two weeks of starting his internship because of complaints about behavior."
The suspect slid his hands down the victim's pants and squeezed her butt in the corner of a public street, according to the attorney's office and New York Post. Moreover, he tried kissing her but she screamed for help before the forceful action occurred.
Only a day after a $5,000 bail, Nw-iue attempted to rape another woman by following her while she was walking her dog into her apartment and forced his way into her room.
It seems that Nw-iue later boasted to local police about his knowledge of women and how a simple eye contact between him and the victim was enough of an invitation to go into her apartment.
(The suspect Chamberlain N. on LinkedIn)
Additionally, he told the victim to "fu**ing calm down" and added "that he was going to have sex" with her, according to Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Julia Hooks while in court.
But fortunately, the suspect was arrested before attempting to rape the next victim but despite being caught red-handed, he tried to justify it by saying that he understands women or knows about them as mentioned above.
He was later held on a $100,000 bail for a sexually motivated felony and attempted rape charges, as confirmed by Judge Curtis Farber.
