Man In His 40s Gets Sexually Assaulted By Three Men While Walking Dogs

A man in his forties reportedly got sexually assaulted by three men while he was walking his dogs in west Belfast, Ireland on Saturday, Jan. 7.

The victim, a man in his 40s, was walking his two dogs in Woodvale Avenue at around 7:30 pm on Saturday, Jan. 7 when three unknown men approached him. The men attacked and sexually assaulted him. All three men were in their 40s and were about 5ft 8in tall. One of the men was stocky, bald, and was wearing a multi-colored top at the time of the attack, BBC reported.

The second man was explained to be slim with stubble and was wearing a black top at the time of the attack. The third man was also stocky and was believed to have been wearing a grey tracksuit top, grey tracksuit bottoms, and white trainers at the time of the attack. The man was also believed to have a spiral design tattoo on his inner forearm.

The officers are appealing to witnesses or anyone who may have seen the men to contact officers with details that can lead to their arrests, Belfast Telegraph reported.

In a similar but unrelated incident, a man reportedly attacked and sexually abused an 11-year-old girl while she was walking home from school in Chicago on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022, as previously reported.

The victim, an 11-year-old girl, a student at Dulles Elementary School, was walking back home after school when the attacker approached her from behind and grabbed her in the Washington Park neighborhood in Chicago at around 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022. The attacker then covered her mouth with his hand, pulled her into a secluded area of the alley, and sexually abused her.

However, during the assault, the girl was able to break free and run away. Following the incident, based on the information provided by the victim, Chicago Police released a sketch of the attacker.

Even though she was able to break free, the 11-year-old victim wasn't able to sleep.

The assault reportedly happened in one of Chicago Public Schools' "Safe Passage" zones, where CPS had assigned adults to watch over routes to and from school to help keep an eye on the kids.