A 16-year-old female claims she was forced to have sexual intercourse at a northeast Austin apartment Monday afternoon.

No charges have been filed, but several male suspects, who live in the apartment have been questioned by police. They range in age from 17 to 27.

According to the police report, the victim told investigators she and another teenage female were walking in the near northeast side of Austin Monday afternoon, when a black vehicle stopped and asked the girls if they wanted a ride.

The victim's friend said she was "tired" and the girls got into the car with the man. The vehicle stopped to pick up two more men and went to a northeast apartment.

There, the victim said the occupants refused to allow them to leave and she was forced to have sex with five males.

Also, the report states the girls spent the night at the residence before three of the men drove them to their homes when they left for work Tuesday morning.

The police report further stated only one of the teenagers was forced to have sexual intercourse with the men.

All of the men questioned deny the girls' stories.

The matter remains under investigation, according to Police Chief Paul M. Philipp.

Another assault reported

In another alleged sexual assault, a 28-year-old woman claims to have been attacked by her 17-year-old brother-in-law, while her husband was away at work.

According to an Austin police report, the woman alleges the brother-in-law had been staying with the couple for two weeks, during which he made sexual advances toward her when her husband left the house for work.

She confronted her husband about the allegations, but the husband refused to believe her, the report noted.

On Tuesday at 1 a.m. another incident occurred and this time the woman called police.

The 17-year-old teenager left the residence and has not been seen since.

Business burglarized

Austin police are investigating a burglary at Arnie's Meats and Seafood, which netted thieves more than $9,200 worth of frozen meat and fish.

According to an Austin Police Department report, a red Chevrolet Spectrum was found outside the business at 508 22nd Ave. NW at 12:24 a.m. Tuesday.

Officers set up a perimeter around the establishing and called in a canine unit to investigate. The perpetrators were gone, but left the getaway vehicle behind.

Unauthorized visit

Austin police charged a subject with disorderly conduct after an incident at Traders Exchange bar in downtown Austin.

According to the Austin Police Department report, the man and another companion were observed in an unauthorized area for customers at the bar located in the downtown plaza area.

Witnesses told police they observed the man and his companion apparently "snorting a white powder off an envelope atop a computer.

When police arrived and went to the office area, they discovered a plastic baggie, a rolled piece of paper and specks of a white powder.

The subject was "extremely intoxicated," according to the report and was charged with disorderly conduct. His companion had left the scene when police arrived.

Lee Bonorden can be reached at 434-2232 or by e-mail at :mailto:lee.bonorden@austindailyherald.com