A 14-year-old schoolgirl was brutally sexually assaulted in a trolleybus in the Zappeion area, by a 30-year-old, registered French citizen of African descent, who, after recording her with his mobile phone, then pounced on her, threw her on the seats and began to crush her breasts and buttocks, cursing her vulgarly.
The driver of the trolley who saw the scene of horror, stopped the vehicle and called the police so that the perpetrator was arrested, taken to the prosecutor and after a trial date was set, he was released.
He was "stabbing" her and recording her
As reported by the Greek protothema.gr, the horrific scene for the 14-year-old girl began at dawn on November 19 and while the trolley was at the height of Zappeion.
The clock hands showed 04:45. The 14-year-old schoolgirl of Polish origin was sitting with three of her friends as the little girls returned home after having fun.
Across from them sat the 30-year-old registered French national identified as Bilal Mohamed Buferara. Suddenly, the girl saw the foreigner "staring" at her, but she paid no attention.
A few minutes later the man quite provocatively picks up his cell phone, aims it at her and starts taking videos and photos of her. The frightened child asked him to stop recording her but he refused.
When the child starts to protest more strongly, asking him not to disturb her and to delete what he has recorded, the man gets up and lunges at her.
What followed was nightmarish. In a rage, he grabs the child, throws her into the seats and after hitting her on the head, he starts pounding her chest and buttocks while vulgarly cursing her.
The child starts calling for help, causing the driver of the trolley to stop the vehicle, close the doors and call the police. The police officers who immediately rushed to the scene entered the trolley and handcuffed the offender.
The 30-year-old French national was taken to the Syntagma Security Department, where a case was filed against him. At noon on Sunday, he was transferred to the B' single-member court where the trial of his case was postponed until 28 November 2022 and then he was released.
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