Polish couple attacked, woman raped, on Rimini beach

Rimini, Italy -- In the sleepy tourist town of Rimini police are investigating a double gang rape that took place early Saturday morning.

Local reports say a gang of four "foreigners" (read: migrants) are the chief suspects who are being sought for brutal attacks on a young Polish couple and a Peruvian transvestite.

A Polish woman, 26, was repeatedly raped by a gang on a popular tourist beach after her boyfriend was beaten unconscious and robbed.

The boyfriend later described the attackers as speaking "stunted English," when he spoke with Rimini Today, a local newspaper. He and his girlfriend were relaxing in the moonlight when the gang approached them "like angry beasts."

"They hit me with a bottle in the face--they were four--they looked like bears. They kept coming to my head and stopped just when I lost my senses. I wanted to do something for her," he said.

Soon after this attack, a group of hooded men attacked a Peruvian transvestite outside a Minamare district nightclub.

They dragged him to a ditch and gang raped him. Police believe it's the same group of scum wafers.

The victims in both incidents were taken to Rimini Hospital where the woman and transvestite were examined for sexually transmitted infections and the woman's boyfriend was treated for fractured facial bones.

Passers-by called police when seeing the couple bloodied and dazed on the beach at the break of dawn. Police are using CCTV footage from around the town to possibly identify the perpetrators.

Regional Councilor Emma Petitti said, "The episodes of violence and horror that have occurred in our city are unacceptable and intolerable. We are anxiously following the work of our law enforcement authorities, waiting for the perpetrators to be delivered to justice as soon as possible."

Presidents and other world leaders condemned the violence "in the strongest possible terms" as usual.


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