A woman was thrashed, taped and buried alive by her estranged husband, and was rescued as she had managed to call 911 with her Apple watch.&nbsp;The woman from Washington state was allegedly buried alive in the woods by her estranged husband, and managed to escape to safety from the shallow grave, authorities said. 
 
Thurston County Sheriff’s deputy located a frantic woman hiding behind the shed in a home’s front yard shortly before 1 a.m. on Monday, according to a declaration of probable cause filed in the county’s superior court on Wednesday. 
 
“My husband is trying to kill me,” the woman screamed, according to the court document. 
“She had duct tape still wrapped around her neck, lower face and ankles," the filing said.

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"There was extensive bruising to her legs, arms and head and her clothing and hair were covered in dirt.” 
 
The woman’s husband, accused Chae Kyong An, 53, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree attempted murder, first-degree kidnapping and first-degree assault, according to court documents. 
 
He was booked into the county jail on Tuesday, and during a preliminary hearing on Wednesday, a judge granted the prosecutor’s request to hold him without bail, according to the Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. 
 
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Kyong An has not been formally charged yet, prosecutors said and his attorney could not be reached for comment Thursday, reported NBC News. 
 
Police in Lacey, about 60 miles southwest of Seattle, reached the woman’s home after receiving a 911 call of a woman “screaming” who sounded “gagged,” according to the probable cause document. 
 
The woman later told police she was attacked while was talking to her husband about their ongoing divorce and money. 
 
Kyong An tied his wife's hands behind her back with duct tape, and duct-taped her eyes, thighs and ankles, the court document said. She told investigators she managed to call 911 with her Apple watch and sent an emergency notification when he left the bedroom. 
He then dragged her into the garage and broke her Apple watch with a hammer, the report said. 
 
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A woman was thrashed, taped and buried alive by her estranged husband, and was rescued as she had managed to call 911 with her Apple watch. The woman from Washington state was allegedly buried alive in the woods by her estranged husband, and managed to escape to safety from the shallow grave, authorities said.

A woman was thrashed, taped and buried alive by her estranged husband, and was rescued as she had managed to call 911 with her Apple watch. The woman from Washington state was allegedly buried alive in the woods by her estranged husband, and managed to escape to safety from the shallow grave, authorities said. Thurston County Sheriff’s deputy located a frantic woman hiding behind the shed in a home’s front yard shortly before 1 a.m. on Monday, according to a declaration of probable cause filed in the county’s superior court on Wednesday. “My husband is trying to kill me,” the woman screamed, according to the court document. “She had duct tape still wrapped around her neck, lower face and ankles," the filing said. ALSO READ | ‘World's dirtiest man’ dies in Iran, months after first bath in 70 years "There was extensive bruising to her legs, arms and head and her clothing and hair were covered in dirt.” The woman’s husband, accused Chae Kyong An, 53, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree attempted murder, first-degree kidnapping and first-degree assault, according to court documents. He was booked into the county jail on Tuesday, and during a preliminary hearing on Wednesday, a judge granted the prosecutor’s request to hold him without bail, according to the Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. ALSO READ | Rats with 'backpacks' may soon save people stuck under rubble Kyong An has not been formally charged yet, prosecutors said and his attorney could not be reached for comment Thursday, reported NBC News. Police in Lacey, about 60 miles southwest of Seattle, reached the woman’s home after receiving a 911 call of a woman “screaming” who sounded “gagged,” according to the probable cause document. The woman later told police she was attacked while was talking to her husband about their ongoing divorce and money. Kyong An tied his wife's hands behind her back with duct tape, and duct-taped her eyes, thighs and ankles, the court document said. She told investigators she managed to call 911 with her Apple watch and sent an emergency notification when he left the bedroom. He then dragged her into the garage and broke her Apple watch with a hammer, the report said. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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An alleged cop in Bangladesh assaulted a Hindu woman verbally and physically for wearing a bindi (a coloured dot worn between the eyebrows, especially by Hindu women), according to local media reports.

Lota Sumaddaer, a theatre and media studies lecturer at Tejgaon College in Dhaka, alleged that a “man in uniform” harassed her after spotting bindi on her forehead while she was going to the campus on Saturday morning.

She said the incident took place near Shezan Point shopping mall around 8. 30am.

"A policeman in uniform was sitting there on a parked motorbike. When I was passing by, he started harassing me, seeing a teep (bindi) on my forehead and hurling abuse at me. As I protested, he started the bike and tried to run me over. I tried to move away but got injured severely by falling,” The Daily Star newspaper quoted said Lata as saying.

The woman then filed a complaint with the police and provided the registration number of the motorcycle. Lota said that she could not remember the police officer’s name.

Even though the identity of the accused is yet to be verified, a senior police officer confirmed that he was indeed one of the cops, the Dhaka-based newspaper reported.

The incident caused outrage among civil society activists who staged a protest in the Bangladesh capital demanding immediate arrest of the alleged cop.

Noted actor and ruling Awami League parliamentarian Subarna Mustafa demanded&nbsp;strict action against the policeman for harassing the woman.

The incident also sparked a major outcry on social media with many women sharing pictures with bindi on their foreheads as a form of protest, The Daily Star reported.

Meanwhile, multiple police teams have been formed to locate the accused man, Biplob Kumar Sarkar, deputy commissioner (Tejgaon division) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police, told The Daily Star.

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An alleged cop in Bangladesh assaulted a Hindu woman verbally and physically for wearing a bindi (a coloured dot worn between the eyebrows, especially by Hindu women), according to local media reports.

An alleged cop in Bangladesh assaulted a Hindu woman verbally and physically for wearing a bindi (a coloured dot worn between the eyebrows, especially by Hindu women), according to local media reports. Lota Sumaddaer, a theatre and media studies lecturer at Tejgaon College in Dhaka, alleged that a “man in uniform” harassed her after spotting bindi on her forehead while she was going to the campus on Saturday morning. She said the incident took place near Shezan Point shopping mall around 8. 30am. "A policeman in uniform was sitting there on a parked motorbike. When I was passing by, he started harassing me, seeing a teep (bindi) on my forehead and hurling abuse at me. As I protested, he started the bike and tried to run me over. I tried to move away but got injured severely by falling,” The Daily Star newspaper quoted said Lata as saying. The woman then filed a complaint with the police and provided the registration number of the motorcycle. Lota said that she could not remember the police officer’s name. Even though the identity of the accused is yet to be verified, a senior police officer confirmed that he was indeed one of the cops, the Dhaka-based newspaper reported. The incident caused outrage among civil society activists who staged a protest in the Bangladesh capital demanding immediate arrest of the alleged cop. Noted actor and ruling Awami League parliamentarian Subarna Mustafa demanded strict action against the policeman for harassing the woman. The incident also sparked a major outcry on social media with many women sharing pictures with bindi on their foreheads as a form of protest, The Daily Star reported. Meanwhile, multiple police teams have been formed to locate the accused man, Biplob Kumar Sarkar, deputy commissioner (Tejgaon division) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police, told The Daily Star. Watch | Bangladeshi cop assaults Hindu woman for wearing Bindi, probe ordered (With inputs from agencies)

Bangladeshi ‘cop’ assaults Hindu woman for wearing bindi, police probe on

A little after a female Pakistan TikTok star revealed that she was sexually assaulted by nearly 400 men in public on the country’s Independence Day, the government has condemned the "shameful" act.

The spokesman for the Pakistani Government of the Punjab Fayyazul Hassan Chohan, on Thursday, said the authorities are doing everything they can to identify and punish hundreds of the men who groped, harassed and stole from the TikTok star.

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On Pakistan’s Independence Day, i.e. August 14, the single woman was approached by a large group of men who started touching her without her permission. They later picked her up and carried her through the crowd.

"The incident of assault on a woman in Greater Iqbal Park is a shameful act which has brought shame to the society,"&nbsp;Chohan said in a statement.

This horrifying incident took place in Lahore’s Greater Iqbal Park.

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As per the reports, the TikTok star was shooting a video in the park when she was attacked by a large group of men. These men started groping her, tore off her clothes, started beating her and even threw her in the air. In addition to this assault, her phone, rings and money was also stolen from her.

Local police have started an investigation into this matter, as per local media reports. However, none of the culprits have been identified yet.

"The assault of a young women by a mob at #minarepakistan [Independence Day] should shame every Pakistani. It speaks to a rot in our society," Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party said.

A little after a female Pakistan TikTok star revealed that she was sexually assaulted by nearly 400 men in public on the country’s Independence Day, the government has condemned the "shameful" act.

A little after a female Pakistan TikTok star revealed that she was sexually assaulted by nearly 400 men in public on the country’s Independence Day, the government has condemned the "shameful" act. The spokesman for the Pakistani Government of the Punjab Fayyazul Hassan Chohan, on Thursday, said the authorities are doing everything they can to identify and punish hundreds of the men who groped, harassed and stole from the TikTok star. Also read: 'They tore my clothes': Woman TikTok star assaulted by hundreds in Lahore on Pakistan’s Independence Day On Pakistan’s Independence Day, i.e. August 14, the single woman was approached by a large group of men who started touching her without her permission. They later picked her up and carried her through the crowd. "The incident of assault on a woman in Greater Iqbal Park is a shameful act which has brought shame to the society," Chohan said in a statement. This horrifying incident took place in Lahore’s Greater Iqbal Park. WATCH As per the reports, the TikTok star was shooting a video in the park when she was attacked by a large group of men. These men started groping her, tore off her clothes, started beating her and even threw her in the air. In addition to this assault, her phone, rings and money was also stolen from her. Local police have started an investigation into this matter, as per local media reports. However, none of the culprits have been identified yet. "The assault of a young women by a mob at #minarepakistan [Independence Day] should shame every Pakistani. It speaks to a rot in our society," Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party said.

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