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Acting commander, Paul Oketsang, told Monitor that the intruders had attacked the little girl and her siblings all of school age while they were sleeping and had asked for money and money. mobile phones.
"They (intruders) found the children who slept alone while their parents were out. By telling them that they had no money or phone, they would have dragged the little girl to the nearest bush and raped her, "he said.
"Although they raped her, they did not badault her, but let her find her way home eventually."
Oketsang said investigations were under way to find the suspects still on the run.
"The children did not identify the intruders as it was the first time they saw them, but they all declared that they were young and that they could have between 20 and 30 years old, "he said. He noted with deep concern the resurgence of rape cases in his area of law enforcement, despite their interventions aimed at curbing the surge.
Oketsang raised
a concern indicating that it is generally difficult to locate and arrest suspects in cases of this nature, as most of the time, the victims fail to identify them.
Two months ago, a 15-year-old girl was raped by two men after badaulting her on the way to school. Then the two men allegedly stopped their car next to the girl and dragged her into their car, covered her face and took her to a house where they raped her in turn.
A month ago, another 11-year-old girl was also raped in the Senthumole neighborhood in Mogoditshane after an unknown man allegedly attacked him at the bus stop while he was walking. she was waiting to board a taxi to get to Block 9 in Gaborone.
Oketsang is worried about escalating rape cases in his area of law enforcement, especially in Mogoditshane, while rapists continue to wreak havoc. He said the women in the village lived in deep fear because of the rapists.
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