Man beaten up by mob, jailed after rape of 2-year-old girl | Inquirer News

Man beaten up by mob, jailed after rape of 2-year-old girl

/ 09:48 PM January 02, 2020

ILIGAN CITY—Police arrested on Wednesday (Jan. 1) a 27-year old man for allegedly raping a two-year-old girl inside her room in the victim’s house at a village here.

The suspect, identified by police as Ibrahim Adiong, a resident of Barangay Tomas Cabili, was at a drinking spree with the victim’s father that started on New Year’s Eve.

Adiong was not known to the victim’s family as he just tagged along with a friend of the girl’s father to celebrate New Year.

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Lt. Rodney Gere, of the Iligan City police, said Adiong went to the toilet but a few minutes later, shouts were heard from the victim. The victim’s father went to check and saw Adiong naked on top of his two-year-old daughter, according to Gere, citing the father’s account.

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Adiong tried to flee but neighbors, who heard the victim’s father shout about the rape, mobbed Adiong and beat him up.

Adiong was brought to a police station in the city where he yielded four sachets of suspected crystal meth, or shabu, when police frisked him.

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Adiong admitted the crime to reporters, saying he was intoxicated. He was brought to the police crime lab for drug tests.

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The victim was brought to a hospital. Gere said doctors advised the family to have the child confined for observation.

Gere said Adiong would be charged with statutory rape.

Edited by TSB
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