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Rapist cop on two-day remand

STAFF CORRESPONDENT
Investigators are yet to learn about the accomplices of the rapist policeman, arrested Friday for raping a teenager in a city hotel Thursday.
A Dhaka Court yesterday sent Nurul Islam, 32, Nayek of Riot Police on a two-day remand.
Meanwhile, the doctors at Dhaka Medical College and Hospital (DMCH), where the girl is undergoing treatment, performed forensic tests on her.
The 17-year-old victim yesterday told The Daily Star that Nurul raped her twice, confining her to a hotel at Farmgate with the support of a boy at the hotel.
The girl, hailing from Phulpur of Mymensingh, was robbed on the bus of Tk 600 and her clothes when she was coming to the capital Wednesday morning. Attempting to go to one of her sister's houses at Jessore, she missed the bus at Gabtoli and spent the night at the house of an elderly tea-stall owner.
The following day a bus driver proposed to her that she work at his house, but she refused. "When I was talking to the bus driver, two uniformed policemen heard our conversation and came to me," she said.
Nurul asked her to work at his house, saying his wife stays home alone and she needs company, she said. "As I did not agree, he told me that he would get me a job in a garment factory if I don't want to work at home," she added.
Then he hired a CNG-run autorickshaw and on the way he got off the vehicle and changed his clothes. Later, he took a bus to Farmgate and took the victim to a hotel.
"He kept me waiting in a room, saying his wife would come and serve me breakfast," the girl narrated, saying a hotel boy came to the room and locked the door.
"The policeman then raped me twice with the help of the boy," she kept saying. "When he was changing his clothes, I ran out of the hotel to the street and sought help from another policeman."
The policeman sent her to Mirpur police, who arrested Nurul from Rajarbagh Police Lines Friday after she filed a case Thursday night.
Mirpur police yesterday produced him before the court of the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate with a seven-day remand prayer to learn about his accomplices.
The Duty officer of Mirpur Police Station told The Daily Star last evening that they have arrested Nurul after confirming the incident. "He admitted his crime and we are now trying to identify other 'civilians' involved in the crime," he added.