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Rape accused found with girls By JODY O'CALLAGHAN - Manawatu Standard
Last updated 13:10 06/03/2009
A woman who kicked a door in to find three drunk schoolgirls and her sweaty boyfriend doing up his pants says she was so disgusted and broken-hearted she attacked him with a metal wrench.
Her boyfriend, Patrick Hare Rehu, 28, is charged with the rape of two 14-year-old schoolgirls at a room in the apartment above Guv'nors Tavern and for supplying them and another young friend with cannabis on June 19, last year.
His co-accused, Kerry Alexander Wilson, 44, pleaded guilty to one charge of raping one of the girls and another of indecent assault just before a depositions hearing in the Palmerston North District Court yesterday.
He will be sentenced on June 18.
Rehu, who lived at the apart-ment along from Wilson at the time of the incident, maintains his innocence.
Narkita Rueben, 22, told Judge Gregory Ross how she had briefly come home from work about 4pm to find Rehu playing video games and the three girls sitting on the bed.
The two had been in a relationship for about five months and lived together in a room at the Rangitikei Hotel Accommodation.
"I thought there was something wrong ... I was not happy but I had to get back to work."
When she returned at 7.30pm, Rehu said the girls had gone home and he would go on his bicycle to buy takeaways for dinner.
But after waiting nearly an hour, Miss Rueben discovered his bike was still in the building and she heard a female call out Rehu's name from Wilson's room down the hall.
When she knocked on his door, Wilson opened it slightly then slammed it in her face, she said.
"I kicked the door in and the lock popped ... it flew open."
Rehu "looked really nervous and was tying up his shorts", while the girls were in varying states of undress around the room, Miss Rueben said.
"He was really sweaty and out of breath. I was yelling and screaming at all of them."
The girls were "very intoxicated" one could hardly stand up with "legs like jelly" and another tried to climb out the window, she said.
She hit Rehu with a 12-inch-long wrench and pushed one of the girls because she was angry, she said.
"I felt sick, I felt disgusted and broken-hearted."
Rehu told her he "did it to all three of them", was sorry and told her not to say anything to police.
Evidence given by the three girls was suppressed.
Rehu was committed to trial and remanded in custody until May 5.