SACRAMENTO, California — A man was arrested on suspicion of multiple sexual assaults in the Sacramento area dating back to 2010, the Sacramento Police Department said Thursday.
The New York Police Department and FBI took Kabeh Cummings into custody on Tuesday. The 35-year-old will be extradited to Sacramento.
Police said the earliest reported assault was in 2010, which would have made Cummings in his early 20s at the time.
Sources tell ABC10, there were a total of three cases. Of those, two of them happened in the city and one in the county. Investigators tracked him down with DNA.
ABC10 spoke with a woman who said she was one of his victims. She asked to remain anonymous but said it happened while she was walking home from Cosumnes River College back in 2010.
"It was dumping rain and out of nowhere, I just had these two guys attack me," she said.
She told ABC10 she did not know who the men were. She said reported the attack to the police.
"When it all first happened, I was really hoping that the DNA and everything would help catch him but as the years went by, I lost hope," she said.
After waiting more than a decade, she said she finally found out her attacker's identity when police notified her of his arrest this week.
"I feel like justice is being served. I feel at ease. I got my closure. I know who it is and that he's going to be paying for his huge mistakes," she said.
The city of Sacramento confirmed for ABC10 that Cummings was employed by the city from 2008 to 2014.
Once he's extradited, Cummings will be booked in the Sacramento County Main Jail for charges including three counts of kidnapping to commit rape, one count of anal or genital penetration by foreign object by force, three counts of forcible oral copulation, and two counts of forcible rape among other charges.
The police department said it would be releasing more information at a press conference on Sept. 5.
Anyone with information related to the case can call the police department's tip line at (916) 808-1773.
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