Two Zimbabwean women reportedly assault man until he fell into coma
According
to Zimbabwean website, iHarare News, the man, a 27-year-old is fighting
for his life at a local hospital in the country’s capital, Harare,
after he was drugged and raped before being dumped by two women.
The report adds that police continue to search for the perpetrators of the crime.
The police confirmed the incident, stating that it happened at a shopping centre.
“The complainant left home at night to pick up his wife who was at her aunt’s place in the same suburb. The complainant went to Mukwena Shopping Centre Bus Stop where he boarded a white Mazda Verisa which had three occupants; two women sitting in front and a male who was at the back seat,” a police source said.
”While on their way, the vehicle diverted to a different route. The complainant asked where they were taking him, and the driver told him that she wanted to drop off one of her colleagues. After driving for a short distance, the driver stopped and parked the vehicle at a secluded place along the gravel road towards Dora Business Centre.
“The complainant sensed danger and tried to bolt out of the vehicle, but the man who was sitting next to him at the back grabbed him by the waist,” said a police detective as quoted by iharare.
When the young man tried to defend himself, one of the women reportedly brought out a gun.
“She ordered him to calm down before injecting him with an unknown substance on the right thigh. He became unconscious and does not remember what happened thereafter.”
According the street journal, It is reported that the women took turns sexually assaulting him.
“It is not clear how the complainant got back to Mukwena Business Centre, but he later gained consciousness and narrated his story to a security guard. He pleaded with the guard to call his relative so the relative can rush to the shopping centre. His relative came and rushed him to Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital where he fell unconscious.”
The man is yet to regain consciousness, and a medical examination conducted on him proved that he had been s#xually assaulted.
The report adds that police continue to search for the perpetrators of the crime.
The police confirmed the incident, stating that it happened at a shopping centre.
“The complainant left home at night to pick up his wife who was at her aunt’s place in the same suburb. The complainant went to Mukwena Shopping Centre Bus Stop where he boarded a white Mazda Verisa which had three occupants; two women sitting in front and a male who was at the back seat,” a police source said.
”While on their way, the vehicle diverted to a different route. The complainant asked where they were taking him, and the driver told him that she wanted to drop off one of her colleagues. After driving for a short distance, the driver stopped and parked the vehicle at a secluded place along the gravel road towards Dora Business Centre.
“The complainant sensed danger and tried to bolt out of the vehicle, but the man who was sitting next to him at the back grabbed him by the waist,” said a police detective as quoted by iharare.
When the young man tried to defend himself, one of the women reportedly brought out a gun.
“She ordered him to calm down before injecting him with an unknown substance on the right thigh. He became unconscious and does not remember what happened thereafter.”
According the street journal, It is reported that the women took turns sexually assaulting him.
“It is not clear how the complainant got back to Mukwena Business Centre, but he later gained consciousness and narrated his story to a security guard. He pleaded with the guard to call his relative so the relative can rush to the shopping centre. His relative came and rushed him to Victoria Chitepo Provincial Hospital where he fell unconscious.”
The man is yet to regain consciousness, and a medical examination conducted on him proved that he had been s#xually assaulted.
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