Cologne sex attack victims only saved from rape by TIGHTS
Nov 4, 2016 5:47:46 GMT -5
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German sex attack victims were only saved from rape by their TIGHTS, reveals top cop
A SENIOR policewoman in Cologne said only the fact that most women were wearing tights during a New Year's Eve sexual frenzy by refugee mobs saved them from being raped.
Police Commissioner Sonja E., 26, was giving evidence before a fact-finding investigative committee of the state parliament in Dusseldorf when she made the statement about the everyday apparel sparing women from horrendous ordeals.
The policewoman, whose surname was withheld in the public hearing, told how she helped four victims near the entrance to Cologne Cathedral on the night of the attacks in and around the central station.
"They broke down completely and just wept," she said. "They were completely overwhelmed."
Thirty-one suspects, including 18 asylum seekers, are under investigation over offences including sexual assault and theft in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
The officer said she believed such clothing saved many of the victims from suffering far worse than just groping.
The men attempted to pentrate into their bottoms and vaginas with their fingers
The policewoman said the level of violence on the night was "unusually high".
Men with broken beer bottles were attacking each other.
A total of 1,600 crimes were reported on the night
"I have never seen such brutally violent crime before," she said. "There were rockets and smoke in the air everywhere, people threw firecrackers at each other. That was not normal."
A total of 1,600 crimes were reported on the night, most of them sexual assaults and robberies.
The attackers were almost exclusively immigrant men from North Africa.
German sex attack victims were only saved from rape by their TIGHTS, reveals top cop
A SENIOR policewoman in Cologne said only the fact that most women were wearing tights during a New Year's Eve sexual frenzy by refugee mobs saved them from being raped.
Police Commissioner Sonja E., 26, was giving evidence before a fact-finding investigative committee of the state parliament in Dusseldorf when she made the statement about the everyday apparel sparing women from horrendous ordeals.
The policewoman, whose surname was withheld in the public hearing, told how she helped four victims near the entrance to Cologne Cathedral on the night of the attacks in and around the central station.
"They broke down completely and just wept," she said. "They were completely overwhelmed."
Thirty-one suspects, including 18 asylum seekers, are under investigation over offences including sexual assault and theft in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
The officer said she believed such clothing saved many of the victims from suffering far worse than just groping.
The men attempted to pentrate into their bottoms and vaginas with their fingers
The policewoman said the level of violence on the night was "unusually high".
Men with broken beer bottles were attacking each other.
A total of 1,600 crimes were reported on the night
"I have never seen such brutally violent crime before," she said. "There were rockets and smoke in the air everywhere, people threw firecrackers at each other. That was not normal."
A total of 1,600 crimes were reported on the night, most of them sexual assaults and robberies.
The attackers were almost exclusively immigrant men from North Africa.