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Woman raped in Milan park

Assailant probably 'African' say police

Redazione Ansa

(ANSA) - MILAN, JUL 16 - A 45-year-old woman has told police she was raped by a man she described as a "foreigner" while out walking her dog in a Milan park on Wednesday evening.
    The woman was taken to a Milan hospital in code yellow.
    The alleged attack took place in the Monte Stella Park, at La Montagnetta di San Siro, in the northwest of the Lombard capital not far from AC Milan soccer stadium.
    According to an initial reconstruvtion, the woman was attacked from behind by the man, probably an African, who threw her to the ground, raped her, and fled, police said.
    The woman, despite suffering from severe shock, alerted a jogger who gave the alarm.
    The Milan flying squad said it would ask the women for more details about her assailant and the rape as soon as she feels well enough to be questioned.
    Monte Stella is a high-density residential area and is well policed, police said.
    Police said it was considered a relatively safe area, especially during the day.
    Nationalist opposition League leader Matteo Salvini said the episode showed that "Milan is ever less safe".
    Mariastella Gelmini of Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right opposition Forza Italia party called on Milan's centre-left mayor, Giuseppe Sala, to "do something about security in Milan".
    (ANSA).
   

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