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Wednesday, July 27, 1994
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Police search for woman after embassy bombed
The Associated Press
LONDON — She was smartly dressed, carried a shopping bag from Harrods and packed enough high explosives in the trunk of her Audi to wreck part of the Israeli Embassy.
Police said that although the woman did not appear unusual, she attracted the attention of two security men when she left the car in a parking lot near the embassy. As they approached, the gray Audi blew up and she disappeared in the confusion.
At least 14 people were injured by the bombing, which also broke windows at nearby Kensington Palace. No group claimed responsibility, but Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel blamed Islamic extremists opposed to peace in the Middle East.
The woman was "a middle-aged lady, well dressed, carrying a Harrods bag, who would blend in and not attract very much attention in Kensington High Street," said Commander David Tucker, head of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist branch.
The bombing came a day after Israel and Jordan formally ended their long animosity, and eight days after terrorists killed 95 people by bombing a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
"There is no doubt in my mind that
we face a wave of extreme Islamic radical terrorist movements in the Arab-Muslim countries," Rabin said in Washington.
Tucker said it was unclear where the woman entered Palace Green, the street outside the embassy, which has security checkpoints at both ends. Police and security officers also are stationed outside the embassy.
"She was seen by two people who are there for that specific purpose — they are security officers with a fairly narrow remit — and their attention was attracted to this woman," Tucker said. He said it wasn't clear why the woman drew the officers' attention.
"Given the appearance of the woman and given the location of the Israeli Embassy, this seems to be a return of Middle East terrorism to the streets of London," Tucker said.
He said the two officers approached the woman, but it was not clear whether they challenged her. Both officers suffered shock from the explosion and had not been able to give full accounts in the first hours after the blast.
"She may well have been spoken to. She clearly did something to arouse suspicion," Tucker said, adding that in the initial confusion it was thought for a time that she was among the injured.
Court says 'no' not enough
Judge dismisses woman's rape case
The Associated Press
District Attorney Charles Duke had a judge dismiss the woman's case Monday, citing the state Supreme Court's decision in another case that a woman was not raped because she didn't physically resist her attacker.
Duke said the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has narrowly defined the rape law as requiring victims to resist physical or psychological force. And unless the law is changed to include sex without consent, he said, more rape cases will be dropped.
"I think it's a tragic thing to do, to require physical resistance in a rape case," Duke said. "What police say, and what everyone in rape cases says, is that if you are in the situation of being raped, don't resist."
A bill before the House Judiciary Committee would make it a crime to have sex with someone without
their consent, said the measure's sponsor, state Rep. Karen Ritter.
"We recognize a problem with the law," said Janice Martino-Gotschall, director of the state District Attorneys Association. "A woman may be terrified and unable to resist, or she may not fight because she fears she is going to be killed."
Salvation Army Capt. Dana Bentley, 32, was accused of pinning the 30-year-old woman to a bed and ordering her to perform oral sex during a clothing pick-up at the charity's parsanage in Bradford.
The woman said she told him "No," "Don't do that" and "We can't do this," but couldn't resist physically because she had a serious back injury and Bentley outweighed her by 60 pounds.
"The defense was ready and anxious to take this case to trial," said Bentley's lawyer, Dennis Luttenauer. "Dana Bentley would have been found innocent of all counts."
Duke said Bentley's case was invalidated by the May 27 high court ruling that cleared an East Stroudsburg University student of raping a fellow student. The court said there was no evidence that the man used force. The woman said she had been taught that fighting back could get her killed.
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