Student welfare officer foils potential sexual assault in Cork

The Lough, Cork City, where a woman was seen being led forcibly away.
The Lough, Cork City, where a woman was seen being led forcibly away.
Mon, 27 Jul, 2020 - 06:58
Neil Michael

A student welfare officer believes he may have helped prevent a woman being raped.

Jason Fraser and a pal were in the Lough parkland area of Cork City when they spotted a young woman being led forcibly through the park.

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