Second man arrested in Mumbai gang-rape case Officers arrested the first suspect, in his early 20s, on Friday and a second arrest was made overnight, police spokesman Satyanarayan Choudhary said, without giving further details. The attack, which shocked a city seen as far safer for women than the Indian capital, sparked outrage on social media sites, uproar in the Indian parliament and protests in Mumbai led by journalists. A trial is in its final stages in the New Delhi case, which sparked massive protests and led to a tougher rape law. The Mumbai gang-rape took place in an abandoned mill compound next to a fashionable area of apartment and office blocks, shops and restaurants. The photographer pair were approached by members of the gang and told they should not be there, after which the man was tied up with a belt and the woman was raped repeatedly nearby, Mumbai's police commissioner Satyapal Singh said. He described the attack as "a shameful and extremely disturbing event." Police say they have identified the three remaining suspects after releasing their sketches to the public and 20 special teams have been formed as part of the manhunt. Media reports said the second arrest took place in Mumbai's south, and the two detained men were expected to be produced before a magistrates' court later today.