Cops: Homeless couple rapes teens with dildos

Two teen girls went to the Upper Darby police station with their mothers yesterday to report a bizarre and brutal rape last month involving a homeless couple, a game called "strip poker pitty patty" and a bag of dildos, police said.

According to Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood, the 16-year-old friends told police one of them received a call from a man she knew as "Leon" who asked if she wanted to hang out on Feb. 2.

Police later identified "Leon" as Lakief Bivins, 27, a homeless man who also goes by the name "Woo," Chitwood said. He did not know how Bivins and the girl knew each other but they did have prior contact, enough for the girl to have given him her phone number, he said.

The 16-year-old girl brought her 16-year-old girlfriend with her to an abandoned house on Lamport Road near Long Lane where Bivins was squatting with his girlfriend, Brittany Morris, 21, police said. There, the four drank red fruity alcoholic drinks, smoked pot and played a card game called "strip poker pitty patty," Chitwood said.

"That's the name of the game," he said.

At one point, Bivins whispered something in Morris' ear, police said, and she grabbed one of the girls while Bivins grabbed the other. Both were thrown on the bed and as Bivins raped one girl, Morris put on a strap-on dildo and raped the other, Chitwood said. The couple then switched, and each assaulted the other girl as well, police said.

Both of the teens told police they tried to fight the adults off but were too drunk to do so. According to what the girls told police, the couple let them leave voluntarily after they both sobered up, Chitwood said.

When police went to the abandoned house yesterday, they found Bivins and Morris inside and arrested both for rape, corrupting the morals of a minor and related offenses. Also inside police found a bag of sex toys with several strap-on dildos, including one that had a condom on it, Chitwood said.com

"It certainly is bizarre and the fact that it's young kids who are involved, it's a sad commentary," he said.