TWO women have told how they helped the teenage victim of an attack at Bangor marina home to safety after finding her "with blood pouring out of her".
EXCLUSIVE: Natalie and Caroline were first on the scene after an assault on a teenage girl at Bangor Marina over the weekend. They’ve been telling me about the moment they found the distressed girl. More @qnewsdesk throughout the afternoon and evening. pic.twitter.com/sVxw5iukHz — Hannah Spratt (@Radio_Han) April 23, 2018
The women, identified as Caroline and Natalie, told Q Radio that the young girl "was crying out for her mummy" when they rescued her on Friday evening.
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"She was in an awful state, blood pouring out of her, not in a good way at all and filled with fear that they were going to come back and return for a third time," they said.
"So it was a matter of getting her home, keeping her safe and giving her medical attention.
"From what we've heard she's in a that bad a way that she can't get x-rays, left such swelling.
"But she's safe."
