Police: Suspect Grabbed Girl As She Walked To School
A man grabbed a girl "in a sexually abusive manner" as she was walking to a McKinley Park neighborhood school on the South Side Thursday morning.
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A man grabbed a girl "in a sexually abusive manner" as she was walking to a McKinley Park neighborhood school on the South Side Thursday morning.
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