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The crime occurred on Friday (4) in the Moisés Reis neighborhood, in Eunápolis. The victim was located by military police in the Pequi neighborhood.
A woman was kidnapped and sexually assaulted by a group of men in the city of Eunápolis, in the extreme south of Bahia. According to information from the Civil Police, the case happened on Friday (4), in the Moisés Reis neighborhood. So far, no one has been arrested.
The police did not detail how many people made up the group or the motivation for the crime.
According to the Military Police, the woman was found injured by military police officers on a street in the Pequi neighborhood. The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) helped the victim and took him to the Eunápolis Regional Hospital.
The Special Women's Assistance Center (Neam/Eunápolis) investigates crimes of kidnapping, false imprisonment, rape, intentional bodily harm and the use of violence to intimidate the population.
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