She Cannot Shout or Call, but with One Hand Gesture Girl (14) in Rome Manages to Escape Her Attacker
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A 14-year-old girl in Rome escaped a possible rape attempt because she made the international SOS gesture for help with her hand. Two alert officers recognized the gesture and intervened, Italian media report. The girl was sitting alone in the passenger seat of a white car on Thursday afternoon, in tears. She had been taken by the man and was on her way from the small village of Zagarolo to Rome. Patrolling officers saw the child fold her thumb…
She Cannot Shout or Call, but with One Hand Gesture Girl (14) in Rome Manages to Escape Her Attacker
No loud scream. No distress call. A fourteen-year-old girl needed only a single hand gesture to make it clear to the police in Rome that she was in danger. Her mother's partner had allegedly tried to abuse her during a car ride. When he got out for a moment, she seized her chance. Two alert officers immediately recognized the silent cry for help and were able to save her.
No loud scream. No distress call. A fourteen-year-old girl needed only a single hand gesture to make it clear to the police in Rome that she was in danger. Her mother's partner had allegedly tried to abuse her during a car ride. When he briefly got out, she seized her chance. Two alert officers immediately recognized the silent cry for help and were able to save her, Italian media report.
A 14-year-old girl in Italy managed to escape from her mother's boyfriend by using an international SOS gesture. The man had taken the girl against her will in his car during a drive from the village of Monti Prenestini to Rome. During that drive, he allegedly tried to abuse her.
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