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Friday, July 24, 1998 Published at 18:26 GMT 19:26 UK


World: Americas

Mexico police accused of rape


The authorities in Mexico City say nine of its policemen have been charged with abducting and raping three teenage girls.

The policemen are alleged to have taken them to a police station and held them there for several days.

The girls aged 13, 15 and 18 said they'd been offered a lift by the policemen on Sunday and only managed to escape on Wednesday.

A city spokesman called it a sickening incident and said an example should be made of the nine accused.

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