The WAVE OF SEXUAL ASSAULTS that occurred in and around Park Slope last summer left our community feeling uneasy and, well, pissed. Attacks were happening left and right, yet assailants weren't being caught.
14TH SEXUAL ATTACK SINCE MARCH: WTF

Last night around 10PM a woman in her 20's was walking her dog on 17th street near 7th avenue when she was approached from behind. The man claimed her had a knife and then forcefully groped her. As it has been the case with nearly every other attack, she screamed and he fled. It's pretty fucking scary to think that these pervs won't hesitate to
attack a woman walking a large dog -- the victim owns a German shepherd mix.
In related news, Adolpho Martinez, who was arrested on Wednesday in the Monday attack of an 18 year-old woman in Sunset Park, is
BEING HELD WITHOUT BAIL pending a psychiatric evaluation. Though he was arrested in 2007 for groping a woman in Chinatown, he hasn't been charged with any additional Brooklyn attacks.
http://www.fuckedinparkslope.com/home/14th-sexual-attack-since-march-wtf.html
Police say that Adolfo Martinez, a 26-year-old Sunset Park resident, confessed to fondling an 18-year-old woman on Tuesday allegedly solving one of the 13 sex attacks that have terrorized the area since March.
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Of the 13 known attacks, one resulted in a rape.
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Deputy Inspector Raul Pintos, commanding officer of the 72nd Precinct, said that plainclothes cops would continue to patrol Sunset Park, Windsor Terrace and South Slope to catch the sex fiends.
Theres more than one perp in these attacks, Pintos said. Were vocal about asking people to report things to give us fresh information. We dont want to squander any opportunity to catch these men.
http://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/34/42/web_sexfiendarrest_2011_10_21_bk.html
That last line is ironic but there seems to be more to this story. I just read that the victim wasn't present when the police arrived
But all the groups expressed concern about initial reports about how the responding officers from the 72nd precinct first handled the attack on Wednesday, which authorities said they are investigating.
According to officers of the 72nd precinct, the victim was not at the scene when police arrived. The person who called 911 said they knew where the victim was and that they would bring her to the police.
The cops reported that they left the scene after waiting "for some time," but were called back a little while later by the same caller. However, the victim was still not present. The officers left again and no arrests have been made.
Safe Slope said that they are also upset about the alleged actions of the police:
We are glad to hear that the perpetrator ran away when she screamed and that a number of neighbors came to her aide, but we are once again disappointed in the police's response to sexual assault, Silk said.
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http://windsorterrace.patch.com/articles/locals-react-to-16th-street-sexual-assault
Seriously? WTF.
The good news is that there are citizen organizations there trying to protect women from this.
Local resources:
Safe Walk,
Right Rides, and
Brooklyn Bike Patrol