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A 21-year-old has been arrested after a sick gang filmed themselves sexually abusing and torturing a teenager.

Gang films sick teenage torture

By William Green

A 21-year-old has been arrested after a sick gang filmed themselves sexually abusing and torturing a teenager.

Police said the two-hour assault on the 13-year-old boy in Baden bei Wien, Lower Austria, was filmed on a mobile phone.

Baden police official Peter Waldinger said five gang members, both male and female and aged 14 to 28, had put out lighted cigarettes on the boy’s skin and sexually abused him as well as sticking his head into a toilet and forcing him to drink urine and eat rotten food.

He said the gang’s ringleader, a 21-year-old man, was in detention in Baden following the attack earlier this week.

Waldinger said the attack had come after a "harmless" disagreement with the victim at a mutual friend’s house.

Austrian Times





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