Ebike rider, 13, charged with sexual touching after girls and women allegedly harassed on northern beaches

UNITED KINGDOM — In recent developments reported by The Guardian (World), Sydney teenager charged with offensive behaviour and sexual touching without consent in relation to incidents involving females aged 13 to 54Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAn ebike riding 13-year-old boy has been charged with multiple sexual offences allegedly committed against women on walking trails on Sydney’s northern beaches.New South Wales police said the boy was arrested on Saturday evening after a strike force was established to investigate inappropriate comments and alleged sexual touching incidents on walking trails in the Narrabeen area in the first weeks of October. Continue reading…

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Sydney teenager charged with offensive behaviour and sexual touching without consent in relation to incidents involving females aged 13 to 54Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAn ebike riding 13-year-old boy has been charged with multiple sexual offences allegedly committed against women on walking trails on Sydney’s northern beaches.New South Wales police said the boy was arrested on Saturday evening after a strike force was established to investigate inappropriate comments and alleged sexual touching incidents on walking trails in the Narrabeen area in the first weeks of October. Continue reading…

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