A teenager, who was reportedly taken from a car by a group and assaulted in front of her fiancé, has recounted the harrowing experience she endured.

The 19-year-old woman was with her 24-year-old fiancé in his car when they were ambushed by a group of five individuals who forcibly entered the vehicle.

This incident occurred while the couple was parked in a remote area of Tor Tre Teste, a suburb of Rome known for being a popular spot for couples but has gained notoriety in recent years as a haven for drug-related activities.

Despite her fiancé’s valiant efforts to fend off the attackers—identified as migrants from North Africa—and his desperate pleas for them to spare his girlfriend, the situation escalated.

Tragically, her fiancé’s cries for mercy were ignored as the young woman was forcibly removed from the car and subjected to assault, while he was restrained and forced to witness the traumatic event.

The frightening attack happened in the early hours of October 25, and details of the sickening case are now emerging. 

The woman, who has not been named, is said to have told investigators that she remembers ‘four or five men who suddenly appeared while we were in the car’.

She added: ‘They entered the car after smashing a window and took my cell phone from the seat. I reached out to get it back, and at that point one of them grabbed my arm and dragged me out’. 

‘”Come with me now or I’ll kill you,” he said, forcing me toward the trees. But he wasn’t alone; there was another man with him, making sure no one was coming.’ 

Italian police patrolling the streets of Rome. Investigators are probing after a man was forced to watch as migrants raped his 19-year-old fiancée

A general view of the Tor Tre Teste, a park in the eastern part of the capital, where the attack took place 

Police said that three Moroccans had been held but the hunt for at least two others was still ongoing.

Two of the three were held in the Rome suburb of Quarticciolo and the third was arrested 350 miles away in the northern city of Verona.

DNA samples for one of the three held did not match – but he was still being held in custody along with the other two.

A police source in Rome previously told the Daily Mail: ‘This was a particularly shocking crime and the level of violence used against the couple was terrifying.

‘The car window was smashed with a bottle, and the gang grabbed the woman’s phone as she screamed for them not to take it. 

‘The boyfriend tried to stop what was happening but the attackers then dragged the women from the car and attacked her while he boyfriend looked on.’

Despite the woman’s screams because of the late hour and location no one heard her cries for help and the gang escaped before the traumatised couple were able to drive off and raise the alarm after driving to a nearby hospital.

Police said fingerprints also found at the scene matched one of those arrested and a source added they were ‘hopeful’ of catching the missing members of the gang.

Italy’s firebrand deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has called for the migrants who held a man down and forced him to watch as they smashed into his car and raped his 18-year-old fiancee to be chemically castrated

Before the attack was made public Italian PM Giorgia Meloni, who has vowed to tackle migration, also spoke out against violence against women

The woman is also said to have recognised a photo of one of the men that was shown to her.

The case has ignited fury across the country, with Italy’s deputy Prime Minister calling for the alleged attackers to be chemically castrated.

Firebrand anti migration MP Matteo Salvini spoke out as a wave off revulsion swept the country as sickening details of the horrific incident were revealed by police.

Writing on X he said: ‘On the very day to highlight violence against women terrible news reaches us.

‘We propose the chemical castration to stop rapist and paedophiles, and our proposal is also ready before Parliament.

‘Everyone should give us a hand, conferences and red marks on faces are not enough, lets slash violence.’

Last year PM Meloni spoke out after it was revealed a 13-year-old girl was raped by Egyptian migrants in Sicily after being dragged into a public toilet.