adminwho were in the company of two men, asked for directions to Chakari Police Station before asking their victim to accompany them at around 10pm last Thursday.
Mashonaland West police spokesperson Inspector Clemence Mabgweazara said investigations were underway.
The man was coming from Top 5 Business Centre along the Kadoma-Chakari Road when he came across a Silver Nissan Elgrand parked on the side of the road.
A woman approached him and asked for directions to Chakari Police Station.
She persuaded him to accompany her to the police station since she did not know the area and he agreed.
He entered the car where two other women and two men were.
They drove for a few metres towards Chakari before the driver made a U-turn towards Kadoma.
“He enquired why they had changed direction after realising that they were now going in the opposite direction.
“He asked them where they were taking him to,” said Insp Mabgweazara.
When they reached Montana Farm along Kadoma-Chegutu Road, they parked on the side of the road and one of the men produced a pistol and threatened to shoot him if he made an attempt to scream.
“From our inquiries the man said the women took turns to be intimate with him,” he said.
“After the act he was taken back to Chakari where they dumped him before the assailants drove off towards Kadoma.”
The man made a police report and was taken to Kadoma General Hospital for medical examination.
Police have warned the public against trusting strangers.
They have warned against getting rides from people one does not know.
When travelling one must use public transport if they are not using their own vehicles.
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