“A worker at a Wendy’s in Apopka says two cooks raped her in the women’s bathroom. Both face up to 30 years in prison if convicted. The Wendy’s on Executive Park Court in Apopka had just closed down late Friday. Police say the 18-year-old employee was waiting for a lift home, but after she went to change her shirt in the women’s bathroom, she says two co-workers raped her. Dyshawn Collins, 23, who appeared before a judge Monday, is one of the two Wendy’s cooks accused of raping the girl in the bathroom. But it was his uncle, 26-year-old Orenthal Hughes, who deputies say attacked her first, following her into a bathroom stall, forcing himself on her. Moments after he walked out, the victim says Collins stepped in, used a Wendy’s rubber glove for protection, and raped her, too… One witness told deputies that when she arrived to pick the victim up from work, she looked through the drive-through window and saw Hughes with nothing on but his boxer shorts inside the restaurant. The witness also said Collins had no shirt on. Investigators have a recorded statement from another co-worker who says Hughes bragged he would have sex with the victim that night.” —WFTV.com (US)

(Thanks to alanr for the link.)

There’s an old adage that you should refrain from having sex with your coworkers. The reason is obvious: presumably your coworkers are people that you see every day, and if your romantic relations go awry, it can create an uncomfortable environment for everybody. And if ever there were an extreme example of romantic relations gone awry, rape would certainly have to be it.

Which means you just have to wonder: what is going on in the mind of somebody who rapes his coworker? At first sight, it seems astonishing that a man would rape a woman he works with. After all, it means he abandons his shield of anonymity. The victim knows his name, his identity, his place of work, maybe even his phone number or home address. The perp thus has nowhere to hide and can only rely on intimidating the victim into keeping quiet.

On further reflection, however, you realize that in a way this scenario is all too common. A rapist often knows his victim: if it’s not a coworker, then it’s a friend, a relative, a neighbor. And often victims do not in fact report their rapists — which is why such men get the chutzpah to rape women they know.

But apparently that basic psychology goes out the window when you rape a woman while improvising a condom out of a “Wendy’s rubber glove.” No woman would stand for that, would she?

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