Riders who saw Philadelphia train rape likely won't be charged
SEPTA Police Chief Thomas J. Nestel III, said “as many as 10 people” may have seen some part of the attack on a commuter train near Philadelphia.
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SEPTA Police Chief Thomas J. Nestel III, said “as many as 10 people” may have seen some part of the attack on a commuter train near Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- A man charged with raping a woman on a commuter train just outside of Philadelphia harassed her for more than 40 minutes while
PHILADELPHIA: A man charged with raping a woman on a commuter train just outside of Philadelphia harassed her for more than 40 minutes while multiple people held up their phones to seemingly record the assault without intervening, authorities said. More than two dozen train stops passed as the man harassed, groped and eventually raped the woman, the police chief for the
Authorities in suburban Philadelphia say a woman was raped by a stranger on a commuter train in the presence of other riders who didn't call 911.
A man charged with raping a woman on a commuter train outside of Philadelphia harassed her for more than 40 minutes while multiple people held up phones to...