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The victim was attacked after agreeing to go for a walk to the river with the attacker.
Tortured, beaten with a belt and stones, burned with extinguished cigarettes on her face and subjected to a drowning attempt by a 38-year-old. Thus, after having rejected a sexual approach, the nightmare experienced in Pescia (Pistoia) by a 20-year-old Italian girl who had agreed to take a walk by the river.
The police arrested a citizen of the Dominican Republic residing in Montecatini Terme. The alarm given by a passerby was decisive.

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A 20-year-old Italian girl was tortured, beaten with a belt and stones, burned with cigarettes and subjected to an attempted drowning by a 38-year-old man after she refused a sexual approach during a walk by the river in Pescia. The man, a Dominican citizen residing in Montecatini Terme, was arrested thanks to the alarm of a passer-by who heard his screams.
A 38-year-old was arrested in Pistoia on charges of torture and attempted sexual assault against a twenty-year-old. The attack, which took place along the Pescia river, was interrupted by a passer-by who alerted 112.

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