Student 'R*aped classmate in attempt to recreate 50 Shades of Grey'

Mohammad Hossain

A college student has been charged with s*exually assaulting a woman in what prosecutors claim was a re-enactment of the movie 'Fifty Shades of Grey'.

Police claim Mohammad Hossain tied up the 19-year-old, stripped her, and beat her until she was in tears, after she agreed to go back to his university dorm room on Saturday.

The woman told police she took off her clothes, except her underwear, at Hossain's direction, before he bound her hands and feet to a bed in his University of Illinois, Chicago,room.

Hossain, 19, was then said to have constrained her with several belts, before putting a cap over her eyes and stuffing a tie into her mouth.

He is then alleged to have removed her underwear before hitting her with a belt.

The woman, who was also a student at the university, said she had "previously been intimate" with Hossain but the two were not dating and she did not consent to what took place, Assistant State's Attorney Sarah Karr is reported as saying.

Karr said the woman told Hossain to stop and 'began shaking her head and crying'.

But according to the arrest report, Hossain continued to whip her and struck the woman with his fists.

At one point, Karr said, the woman managed to free her arms, but Hossain held them behind her back and continued attacking her.

The ordeal was said to have ended when Hossain's roommate arrived.

Hossain reportedly tried to prevent his roommate from entering the dorm, but while doing so the woman escaped. Police were later called.

According to the arrest report, Hossain admitted the assault which he claims was motivated by the S&M movie which was released on Valentine's Day.

Hossain has been charged with aggravated criminal s*exual assault.

Two days after the movie's release a woman was removed from a Mexican cinema in handcuffs after cinemagoers caught her masturbating during the R-rated film and called police.

The 33-year-old was charged with public indecency.

Fifty Shades of Grey is based on the novel by E.L. James and stars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan.