Germany: Protesters in Hanover condemn alleged sexual abuse of 13 y/o girl

Around 300 people rallied in front of the town hall in Hanover, Sunday, in solidarity with a 13-year-old girl who was allegedly sexually abused by three "foreigners" earlier in January. Police stated that there was no evidence of an abduction or rape following the accusations.
The protesters held speeches condemning the police's reaction after officers reportedly said they did not believe the girl's story and dismissed her parents' report.
The teenager went missing earlier in January, with her parents alleging that she was kidnapped by three "southern" men who spoke "broken German." Her family later told police that during the 30-hour period in which the teenager was missing, she was repeatedly beaten and raped. However, after police questioned the teenager without her family, she reportedly changed her statement.
Following a medical examination of the girl, the State Criminal Police Office (LKA) released a statement saying there were no signs that the teenager had been either abducted or raped. The parents have since stated that she was pressured by police to change her statement.