In this case, Williams, having kidnapped his victims, could have taken various courses of action. After driving several miles and after the passage of some time, he opted to assault one of the girls. His plea indicates he chose not to assault the other. He could also have decided to assault neither of them. But the additional crime he chose is clearly separate from the kidnappings that were already underway.
Kidnapping is a single crime, rather than, say, one crime per hour of detention.
Taking indecent liberties with a child is also a single crime. For purposes of sec. In this case, kidnapping and sexual assault do represent sepa- rate criminal aggressions that occurred sequentially. However, Williams' offenses are much more appropriately viewed as sufficiently sepa- rate to affirm the ACCA enhancement. Kidnapping and rape do not inevitably occur together.