The sister of the man with a lengthy rap sheet who was arrested for randomly assaulting women in Dilworth, North Carolina, has spoken out on her brother’s crimes, revealing that left-wing judges keep releasing him despite pleas from the family to “get my brother in an institution.”
In an interview, Hunt’s sister, who asked to remain anonymous, revealed that she has tried pleading with law enforcement, attorneys, and even judges to get her brother off the street before he kills somebody.
Still, he has been released every time he assaults somebody and likely will be released soon after his latest assault case.
“From what I know, his diagnoses are paranoid schizophrenia, PTSD, and bipolar disorder,” she said. She further said that Hunt had previously attacked herself and their mother, leading to calls to the police.
But “every time something has happened,” she said, he is just released back onto the streets. The family has been “talking to anybody,” including “mentors, therapists, his probation officers, officers, attorneys, judges, asking, please help us,” she said.
She said her brother needs to be kept off the streets and that she’s “afraid” he might kill somebody.
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Di-Quan Hunt, who had been arrested and released at least 14 times, was seen in viral videos that he recorded, attacking and chasing White women in North Carolina, The Gateway Pundit reported. In one video, Hunt is seen screaming at a woman unprovoked before knocking her unconscious and continuing to scream at and hit her unconscious body.
In another clip, he attacks a White woman who runs away in horror as he chases behind, threatening to kill her.
North Carolina is known for setting repeat offenders free to commit more crimes, most notably in the case of 34-year-old Decarlos Brown Jr., who murdered 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska last year after stabbing her multiple times in the East/West Boulevard light rail station.
According to WCNC, Hunt’s recent convictions and lenient punishments include:
- December 2025: Convicted of assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon. He was sentenced to 89 days in jail and received credit for time already served.
- November 2025: Convicted of assaulting an officer and sentenced to six days in jail, with credit for time served.
- September 2025: Convicted of disorderly conduct and sentenced to 11 days in jail, with credit for time served.
- August 2024: Convicted of breaking or entering, injury to personal property, and misdemeanor probation violation. He received a total of 90 days in jail and credit for time served.
- June 2019: Pleaded guilty to discharging a weapon in an occupied property and felony probation violation. He was sentenced to 30 to 36 months in prison, but the sentence was suspended.
The report further notes,
Records also show several prior charges involving assault on a female and domestic violence protective order violations that were later dismissed.
The criminal history has led some community members to ask why Hunt was not still incarcerated.
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