RAPE HORROR
Woman ‘woke up with belt around her neck after being gang-raped by three men who dressed her in up in army jacket’
Updated: 6 May 2021, 11:14
A WOMAN allegedly woke up with a belt tied around her neck after being gang-raped by three men in Australia who dressed her as a soldier.
The alleged victim told police she was passed around by three men - including a prison guard - during the reported attack in Sydney on April 25, Australia s national day of remembrance.
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It s claimed two of the suspects had been drinking at The Fiddler pub before the alleged attackCredit: Google
Woman gang raped by three men woke up with belt around her neck
The alleged victim said she was passed around by three men after drinking at The Mean Fiddler pub in Sydney. It is said to have happened on Australia s national day of remembrance
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The alleged offence was said to have occurred on April 25 (Image: Getty Images/EyeEm)
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03:55 EDT, 6 May 2021
A prison guard who also served in the Australian army is one of three men accused of dressing a woman up as a soldier and gang raping her on Anzac Day.
Glenn Robinson, 35, from Warrimoo in the lower Blue Mountains of NSW, was charged with six counts of aggravated sexual assault in company following the alleged assault last month.
Police allege Robinson and a friend, 26, were drinking at The Mean Fiddler pub in Rouse Hill, in Sydney s north-west, in the early hours of April 25.
The pair were said to have invited a woman, 37, back to an address in nearby Riverstone where the alleged rape took place.
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