Hossein Mohmoudi, 35, is convicted in connection with an alleged attempted rape of a woman in an alley. According to reports, the court finds him guilty of the attack last week. In his defense, Mohmoudi argues that he could not have carried out the assault, citing physical limitations he described as a “micropenis” and also referencing obesity as factors that, he said, prevented him from having sex. The reporting states that the jury or court does not accept this argument and reaches a guilty verdict nonetheless. Both accounts presented focus on the same case and emphasize the contrast between his claim of inability to commit the act and the outcome of the proceedings. The available information does not provide details about the evidence presented in court, sentencing, or the broader legal reasoning beyond the rejection of his physical-limitation argument.