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>RomanianItalian police have arrested two US soldiers from an army garrison in Vicenza, near Venice, over the rape of a pregnant woman.
The pair, identified as Gray Gerelle Lamarcus, 22, and Edil McCough, 21, allegedly sexually abused, beat up and robbed a 24-year-old woman of Romanian origins was six month pregnant.
The woman, who occasionally worked as a prostitute, was repeatedly punched in the stomach, her lawyer said. Lamarcus and McCough allegedly negotiated a sexual encounter with their victim but then decided not to pay.
They led the woman to an isolated area outside town at night and brutally beat her. The two paratroopers then abused her for several hours. Once finished, they left her naked in a field robbing her of her purse.
A few hours later, she managed to contact a friend who alerted the police. Detectives said they found her bag and underwear inside one of the soldiers' car.
The incident took place in mid-July and the two paratroopers have now been placed under house arrest, pending an investigation. The soldiers are believed to be held at an Italian army post which hosts the headquarters of the US 173d Airborne Brigade in Vicenza.
The woman is recovering at a local hospital and is not at risk of losing the baby according to doctors.
Lamarcus was also treated at the same medical centre after he attempted to commit suicide. He was later released. The soldier was already under investigation for another rape, this time of a 17-year-old student which happened eight months ago.
Italy: US Paratroopers Held over Pregnant Woman's Rape in Vicenza
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