A man who assaulted his teenage daughter was seen by her at a police station. He then went home to change his clothes before surrendering himself.
The daughter had been shocked by the assault but did not react out of fear that it would provoke her father. This reaction suggests she was intimidated by him.
Further details about the incident and the events that followed are available from the source, which reports on the man's actions after the assault and his subsequent surrender.
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