A WOMAN broke down in tears after allegedly being raped at knifepoint by two “Afghan males” in a London park, a court heard.
The victim was spending time with a male friend in Barking Park in East London on August 16, 2025.
The woman and her friend were then approached by Noorullah Ahmdzai, 26, and a co-defendant teenage boy, whose identity cannot be reported for legal reasons, the court heard.
Snaresbrook Crown Court heard that the pair pinned the woman to the ground before threatening her and her friend with a knife.
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Giving evidence, the woman described one of her alleged attackers as having “a beard, not like a big one, a small one”.
She told the court: “He was talking in an accent, like people from Afghanistan talk. He pulled [my trousers] down.
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“He was trying to kiss me.”
The woman then alleged that both men proceeded to rape her.
Proceedings were briefly adjourned after she broke down during cross-examination by Ahmdzai’s barrister, Emily Culverhouse.
Ms Culverhouse put to the witness: “There was an agreement that you would have sex with both men for £70?”
“No, that is not true,” the woman replied, telling the court she had been forcibly restrained.
She added: “One of them was pushing me against the ground so that I can’t move, and the other person was on me.
“One of them was grabbing my legs.
“I don’t remember who tried to kiss me but one of them tried to kiss me.”
When the barrister alleged, “You complained because you wanted £500,” the woman answered, “No.”
Ms Culverhouse further pressed: “You said that you would call the police and make things bad for them?”
Ahmdzai, of Barking, east London, and his teenage co-defendant both deny rape, threatening another with a blade or point, and false imprisonment.
The teenager additionally denies assault by penetration.
The trial continues.
