Three women ‘raped man, 23, for THREE days’ after kidnapping man in a taxi and force-feeding him energy drinks in South Africa
He had got into the taxi to get a lift into Pretoria, South Africa, before the attackers struck
Police spokesperson Captain Colette Wellback said: “En-route into town the driver changed direction and the young man was told to get in the front.
“One of the women then allegedly injected him with an unknown substance and he passed out and woke up in an unfamiliar room in a single bed.
“The female suspects then allegedly forced the man to drink energy drinks before taking turns raping him numerous times every day for three days.”
The victim, from Nellmapius in Pretoria, South Africa, was dumped in a field in Benoni where he flagged down passing motorists who called police.
He got into the taxi three days previously to get a lift into Pretoria and told officers he had not been allowed to sleep and was only allowed to consume energy drinks.
The police said he lost count of the number of times he was raped.
Captain Wellback said: “The South African Police Service take all sexual offences seriously regardless of the gender of the victim involved.
“We assure all victims of these types of sexual crimes that they we will carry out robust investigations to bring all the offenders to justice.”
Any other victims of the female rape gang have been asked to come forward.
Last year three women were arrested for luring a man to a house in Durban, South Africa, and raping him after locking the door and beating him.
The video went viral and it was only when the footage surfaced it was reported.
In October 2015 a 31-year-old male hitchhiker was picked up by three women in a BMW who gave him a soft drink which had been spiked with Viagra.
He was raped by all three women in the car at gunpoint.
The previous May a man was kidnapped in Kwazakhele, Port Elizabeth, by three women in a black BMW and raped at gunpoint in an hour-long ordeal.
In March the same year a hitch-hiker was given a lift by three women who produced a gun and then blindfolded him and gang raped him in a garage.
Reese Mann, director of the South African Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse, said nearly 20 per cent of all sexual violations reported to police were on men.
He said: “Male victims of sexual abuse are much less likely than their female counterparts to report sexual abuse because police don’t take it seriously.
“It is a widely accepted myth that if males get an erection during the sexual abuse they must have enjoyed it – but a man being raped can still be erect.”
Police are urging any other victims of the female rape gang or any witnesses to come forward.
In February a family told of their terror after finding a naked stranger sleeping in bed next to their toddler.
Mum Casma Selepe, 34, revealed how she made the frightening discovery at the family home in Solomondale, in South Africa’s Limpopo Province.
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