Teen’s first date ends in gang rape


A TEENAGER in Kuala Terengganu was gang-raped after she went out to meet her 22-year-old online friend for the first time, reported China Press.

During the incident early last month, the friend brought the 14-year-old girl to a house where three other men were waiting. They took turns to rape her.

Initially, the girl was afraid for her safety to lodge a police report. She finally lodged a report after the friend called her out and raped her again on Aug 4.

State CID chief ACP Wan Abdul Aziz Wan Hamzah said the friend had since been detained and was under remand. He said police were still looking for three of his accomplices.

> The daily also reported that a woman claimed that she received seven fake RM50 notes from an ATM machine in Bintulu on Sunday. The woman alleged that she got the fake notes when she withdrew RM700 from her account.

When she tried to deposit the money into her sister’s account via the bank’s cash machine, the notes were rejected. The management of the bank involved is currently carrying out an internal probe.

> Guang Ming Daily reported that a man in China was shocked to come across a video clip of him having sex with his wife while browsing the Internet. The 28-year-old man believed that the video was filmed during the couple’s stay at a motel two years ago when he went to visit his wife, who was then his girlfriend.

Found in translation is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item. 

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