Burmese refugees in Melbourne recognize rape vagrant women (Photo 7)
Two Burmese refugees in Melbourne admit to sleeping on the streets of rape under a footbridge in the southwest.
According to the report on Channel 7, at the hearing held on Friday in the District Court of Victoria, (County Court), Thwang Za Lian, a 24-year-old refugee from Myanmar, and Kapling Hlawnceu, a 21-year-old refugee, admitted to sleeping on the streets of rape one night last August under a pedestrian flyover in (Werribee), Willoughby.
Although both pleaded guilty to rape`s charges, the roles they played in the course of the crime were not the same. On the same day, two men, Za Lian and Hlawnceu, were drinking and playing cards in a bar near the scene of the two-hundred-century memorial bridge in (Bicentennial Bridge). On their way home, they found the victim woman sleeping under the bridge. Hlawnceu then pressed the victim woman and covered her face with a coat. So that Za Lian can implement rape.
The driver of a passing car shouted when he found out, and Hlawnceu and Za Lian were frightened and escaped. Police later arrested the two men in a park near the scene, and the dogs searched for condoms with DNA evidence.
Another man was also charged with the victim, rape, but the court has yet to hear it.
The victim says her life has been stuck in fear, anxiety and distrust since rape. People who see Asian faces are alert and mistrust. She felt terrible about it, but couldn`t control her feelings.
It is reported that the victim of a quarrel with her partner run away from home, will sleep under the bridge.
