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Santa FloraWoman Abducted, Beaten and Sexually Assaulted by Ex-Boyfriend (41)

A 41-year-old Siparia woman reported being abducted, beaten and sexually assaulted by her ex-boyfriend during an ordeal that began…

Subnaik Park, Santa Flora / Dalleys Village, Santa Flora, Siparia

A 41-year-old Siparia woman reported being abducted, beaten and sexually assaulted by her ex-boyfriend during an ordeal that began at Subnaik Park, Santa Flora around 12:03 a.m. on Sunday, May 10, 2026. The suspect allegedly called her over, then forced her into a nearby vehicle, locked the doors and threatened her with a silver object resembling a firearm before driving her to his home in Dalleys Village. At his residence, he allegedly assaulted her both inside and outside the vehicle before taking her inside and sexually assaulting her. The victim managed to contact her brother-in-law, who brought her to Santa Flora Police Station around 5:50 a.m., where a formal report was made. Medical examination at Siparia Health Facility revealed injuries to her head, lip and right ankle, with further evaluation ordered for a possible cervical spine injury and allegations of sexual assault confirmed.

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This is the 2nd kidnapping reported in Santa Flora in 2026.

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Safe Haven Status — Santa Flora

Risk Level: 3.2/10· Primary Concern: Kidnapping

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Property Stability Win: Residential property crimes remain significantly below the municipal average here, suggesting a high standard of home security and neighborly vigilance.

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