Douglas Rico, director of the Scientific, Criminal and Criminal Investigation Corps (Cicpc), reported that officials of the security entity They rescued a woman who was kidnapped for two years and was the victim of sexual abuse by her captor.
Members of the Cicpc Special Victims Division “achieved the effective rescue of a woman who was deprived of her liberty for two years.” The event occurred in a house located in western Caracas.
The offender also forced to do housework.
Relatives of the woman, whose identity was kept anonymous, informed the authorities of the disappearance of the 51-year-old victim, and They expressed their concern because he suffers from bipolarity. So, the police started the investigation.
Rico explained that the perpetrator he took advantage of the woman’s pathology to subdue her and lock her in her apartment. “For two years, in addition to subjecting her to sexual abuse, he forced her to do housework.”
The man was arrested at the time of the rescue and “placed at the order” of the Prosecutor’s Office. For his part, the victim was taken to a medical center for an evaluation and handed over to his relatives.
The NGO Utopix has constantly denounced that in the country there are only public policies and state proposals to deal with attacks against women.
Likewise, between January and February, the organization warned that 30 femicides were registered in Venezuela, which is equivalent to to the murder of a woman every 46 hours at the hands of men who belonged to the surroundings of the victims, EFE pointed out.
