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WALTHAM ABBEY: Woman sexually assaulted in taxi
A WOMAN has been sexually assaulted in the back of a taxi in Waltham Abbey.
Police said the 25-year-old east London woman was attacked on the A121 between Shernbroke Road and the M25 at 12.30am on Saturday.
A police spokesman said the woman had got into the taxi in Hackney, east London.
She managed to get out of the taxi and was found on the roadside, without any shoes.
Police say her attacker was white, aged in his 20s, slim and with short brown hair.
Anyone with any information about the incident - who saw a suspicious vehicle in the area of the A121 - should ring Waltham Abbey CID on 0300 333 4444, or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
4:06pm Sunday 4th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: Kate, Loughton,Essex on 11:31pm Sun 4 May 08
Scumbag.
Posted by: Peter Rose, Woodford on 10:26am Tue 6 May 08
Sounds like an ilegal minicab to me! If so people should be aware of the dangers. Google taxi wise for more info.
Sounds like an ilegal minicab to me! If so people should be aware of the dangers. Google taxi wise for more info.
Posted by: mr Khalid, walthamstow on 11:16am Wed 7 May 08
must useded only the londons taxi safeded drivers and always take home and safe with the parson
must useded only the londons taxi safeded drivers and always take home and safe with the parson
Posted by: john doe, over there on 11:39am Wed 7 May 08
[quote][bold]mr Khalid[/bold] wrote:
must useded only the londons taxi safeded drivers and always take home and safe with the parson[/quote] there are at least 500 illegal black london cabs on the road.sadly its no guarantee of safety nowadays.
mr Khalid wrote:
must useded only the londons taxi safeded drivers and always take home and safe with the parson
there are at least 500 illegal black london cabs on the road.sadly its no guarantee of safety nowadays.
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