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Italian Police Arrest Five Men in Rome Tourist Abduction Case
A 32-year-old Colombian woman was abducted near Rome's Termini Station, held for three days, and sexually assaulted before escaping. Five men have been arrested and eleven others received expulsion orders.
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A 32-year-old Colombian tourist was abducted near Rome's Termini Station, held captive for 72 hours, and sexually assaulted by five men before escaping, according to Italian police reports cited by the Daily Mail. The woman was approached by a man offering to sell her hashish.
She was then forced into a van and taken to an abandoned building on the outskirts of Rome occupied by 22 migrants present in the country without legal authorization.
Five men were arrested: two Gambians, one Malian, and two Nigerians. At least three additional suspects remain under investigation. Italian authorities issued expulsion orders to 11 of the 22 migrants found in the building. The woman was discovered lying partially unclothed on a nearby street after her escape.
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