Cops are looking for men who raped two women in two separate incidents.
One woman was attacked on a field in Heathfield while another was kidnapped and raped while visiting a Delft cemetery.
In the most recent incident, a security guard found a victim lying on the field along Roscommon Road on Wednesday morning.
Guards from Pro-Sec Technologies say they saw the victim and called the police.
When the Daily Voice called the company, a woman who answered the phone confirmed the incident, but said they could not give further details about the victim, who is currently in hospital.
“The response unit assisted a rape victim who was found along the side of Roscommon Road, Heathfield,” the woman said.
“SAPS were down in minutes and transported the lady to the nearest hospital.
“No suspect was arrested at this stage.”
The security guard who was on the scene says Steenberg police took the woman to hospital for medical assistance.
“We only helped in calling Law Enforcement and we then left her in the hands of the Steenberg police officers.”
In a separate incident, police have released the identikits of three men sought for the rape of a woman who was visiting the Delft Cemetery in Symphony Way.
Police say the suspects approached the victim and a witness and, after robbing them, they took her away and gang raped her.
SAPS’ Captain FC van Wyk says the incident occurred in January this year: “According to information, the victim and the witness were visiting a grave of the family member of the witness when the suspects approached them.
“The suspects threatened them with a firearm and robbed them of their belongings,” he explains.
“They then took the victim with them and told the witness not to seek help or they will kill the victim.
“The suspects had sexual intercourse with the victim without her consent and then left.
“The identikits were compiled with the assistance of the victim.”
Anyone who can assist the police to arrest these suspects is asked to contact the investigating officer Detective Sergeant CM Meyer of Delft FCS 083 497 9928 or Crime Stop on 08600 10111.
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