E Bike Rider Sex Assaults On Walking Trails
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- Daniel Lo SurdoSydney Morning Herald
- Joanna HyndsDaily Mail
- Paulina VidalABC News (AU)
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E Bike Rider Sex Assaults On Walking Trails. (2026, October 17). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/77950
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- 13 Oct
Another woman came forward to police on Monday, alleging she had been sexually touched by a man on an e-bike while walking by the Narrabeen Lagoon two weeks prior, on October 1.
- 17 Oct
Strike Force Mexvo has been established to investigate the reports, with assistance from the State Crime Command's Sex Crimes Squad.
Coverage 4 articles
17 Oct Police release e-bike rider image in 'sexual touching' case, increase patrols
ABC News (AU)17 Oct Update as police release photos of man following Sydney sex assaults
Sydney Morning Herald
17 Oct E-bike rider hunted as string of women report sex pest on popular Sydney walking trails
Daily Mail- 13 Oct Multiple women allegedly targeted on northern beaches walking trails
Sydney Morning Herald
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