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费城,一位女乘客在火车上被当众强奸,周围乘客不但没有阻止,甚至没有一个人报警。最后是一个工作人员看到并打了911,警察很快赶到,当场抓住了歹徒。
Passengers did nothing during rape on Philadelphia train: cops (nypost.com)
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Passengers do nothing as woman is raped on Philadelphia train, cops say
By Eileen AJ Connelly
October 16, 2021 2:39pm
A woman was raped on a SEPTA train on Oct. 13, 2021 while fellow passengers did nothing to help, police said.
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A homeless man raped a woman this week on a commuter train in suburban Philadelphia in full view of other passengers –who cops said didn’t lift a finger to help, or even dial 911, reports said.
The attack at around 10 p.m. Wednesday was captured on surveillance video that showed other people in the train car, according to Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt of the Upper Darby Police Department.
“Were they watching? I don’t know. Again, we’re still going through the video but there was a lot of people, in my opinion, that should’ve intervened. Somebody should’ve done something.,” Bernhardt said,
“It speaks to where we are in society; I mean, who would allow something like that to take place? So it’s troubling.”
Bernhardt said it was a Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority employee who called the cops to report that “something wasn’t right” with a woman aboard the train.
SEPTA police waiting at the next stop were able to “apprehend the suspect in the act,” an agency spokesman said in a statement, according to NBC-10 Philadelphia
They arrested Fiston Ngoy, 35, who is believed to be homeless, the station reported.
Fiston Ngoy was arrested and charged with rape.Delaware County Jail
Ngoy was charged with rape, aggravated indecent assault and related counts, police said.
He remains behind bars in lieu of 10% of $180,000 bail, Philadelphia’s ABC-6 reported
Bernhardt said he is known to both SEPTA and Upper Darby police.
The woman, who did not know her attacker, was taken to a hospital. Bernhardt called her an “unbelievably strong woman” who provided police with a lot of information, The Associated Press reported.
“She’s on the mend,” Bernhardt said. “Hopefully she will get through this.”
SEPTA issued a statement calling the attack a “horrendous criminal act.”
“There were other people on the train who witnessed this horrific act, and it may have been stopped sooner if a rider called 911,” the authority said. |