Police officers swarmed by 70 drunk youth at a large Manitoba house party
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Summary
A female youth was sexually assaulted by a large group of intoxicated youths at a party on Saturday night in East St. Paul, Manitoba. The incident involved racial abuse, racial language, and the use of sexual assault as a weapon.
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Red River North RCMP officers arrived at a large party and were swarmed by approximately 70
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intoxicated youth on Saturday night. The RCMP was starting to receive many calls about a large
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party of youth at approximately 10 o'clock at Saddle Ridge Lane Residence in East St. Paul,
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Manitoba. When the two RCMP officers arrived, multiple youths jumped on the vehicles. One of
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the vehicles had the roof and hood damaged and the other had the windshield kicked in.
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After the initial 70 youths who swarmed the RCMP vehicles left them alone,
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the officers could see several hundred people attending the party and called for backup.
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Two male youths dragged an intoxicated female youth into the bush and tried to sexually assault her,
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but officers intervened and the males ran away. The female youth went to a local hospital with
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serious injuries. Kyle McFadden of the Selkirk RCMP asked for anyone who was a victim or a witness to
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come forward. Manitoba RCMP East District Commander John Duff said what was happening
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with the officers being swarmed, racial language, and the violence was beyond disturbing.
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