Two teenagers accused of attempted rape in Northern Ireland to have charges dropped
Summary
Charges of attempted rape against two Romanian teenagers in Northern Ireland have been dropped. The decision follows new evidence that affected the case, and the teens will be released from detention.Key Facts
- Two Romanian teenagers in Northern Ireland faced attempted rape charges.
- These charges led to racially-motivated riots in Ballymena and other areas.
- The alleged incident occurred on June 7, involving an attempt to attack a schoolgirl.
- The girl reportedly escaped when the attackers were scared off.
- New evidence led the Public Prosecution Service to drop the charges.
- The teens have been in a juvenile detention center for over five months.
- Another youth linked to the incident is thought to have fled to Romania.
- Due to their ages, the teens' identities are not publicly disclosed.
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