A BOAT migrant allegedly raped a woman twice after using a translation app to tell her: “I want to f**k you.”
Failed asylum seeker Moustafa Elbohy, 31, reportedly launched his attack after encountering her at a train station.
The Egyptian national, who entered Britain on a dinghy in June and was housed in a taxpayer-funded hotel, is said to have dragged the woman away by the arm while she went to board a train.
It is understood Elbohy — whose asylum claim was thrown out last month — is alleged to have been at Charing Cross station in London in the early hours of September 20 with friends from the migrant hotel.
The victim is believed to have been trying to get home from a work night out with colleagues.
It is claimed the woman asked what language they were speaking.
Elbohy asked for her name and began shouting but could not speak any English.
As she tried to leave to get on to her train, Elbohy is claimed to have put his arm around her and led her out of the station.
It is understood the alleged attack took place on a nearby rooftop.
He is accused of sexually assaulting her.
He then used a translation app on his phone to tell her: “I want to f**k you.”
The woman told cops the failed asylum seeker then ripped her clothes off and raped her.
The attack is said to have been caught on CCTV.
The victim, who cannot be named, escaped by climbing over a wall and phoning a friend for help.
They went to the nearby Charing Cross police station to report the attack.
Elbohy appeared at Westminster magistrates’ court on Wednesday.
He spoke only to confirm his name and age, and he was aided by an Arabic interpreter.
Nimrah Ashraf, defending, told JPs that Elbohy should be given bail as he has depression, insomnia and anxiety.
She said: “He suffers from claustrophobia which will naturally be a problem within the prison environment. He gets extremely anxious.”
The boat migrant is said to be considering an appeal against his asylum rejection despite the serious criminal charges.
He had previously applied for a UK visa in 2017, but was rejected.
Elbohy has also been charged with possession of cannabis.
He did not enter a plea and was remanded in custody to appear at Southwark crown court on November 26.
Simon Mansfield JP told him: “The seriousness of the allegations (means) we do not believe there are any measures that can be taken which can satisfy us to grant bail.”
As Elbohy was led to the cells, he screamed: “I will not be able to sleep in prison. I will die. Put me in a hospital or anywhere else.”
