Jeff Asare, 26, has been arrested three times in two weeks for sexually attacking women in Oklahoma City. He was born in Accra, Ghana, on October 15, 1999. When he pled no contest to Breaking and Entering in Oklahoma County in April 2026, the court issued him an official immigration warning. He is not a U.S. citizen. Oklahoma County District Judge Cindy Truong previously released Asare through the TEEM system. His record includes releases to TEEM, Diversion Hub, and conditional release programs. August 1 – Sexual Battery Pushed a woman against a bus stop window near NW 23rd and Classen and stuck his hand down her pants. A second woman reported he came up behind her on Classen, pulled her pants down, and fled when she fought back. Arrested. Released days later. August 6 – Sexual Battery Inappropriately touching women at Scissortail Park. Arrested again. August 12 – First Degree Rape Grabbed a woman from behind on the Lake Hefner trail, pulled her to the ground, and was screaming “let me get some.” Firefighters intervened, kept him in sight, and held him for police. He remains in the Oklahoma County Jail. Bond is currently $75,000; the DA is working to raise it. This is not new behavior. His record shows years of the same pattern: • Repeated Breaking & Entering and retail theft • Trespassing after being banned from properties • Obstructing officers (one case involved an injured officer) • Short jail sentences, good-time credits, and releases to TEEM, Diversion Hub, and conditional release programs • Inconsistent statements about his background, including claims of schizophrenia He kept getting released. He kept coming back. The charges have now escalated to sexual battery and first-degree rape. Judge Cindy Truong was among the judges who released Asare through the TEEM system. A foreign national with a recent immigration warning was free long enough to attack multiple women in public places across Oklahoma City in a two-week span. That’s the record.