3 women sexually assaulted in different places in Logan Square
Police said a man approached the women from behind, armed with what is described as a sharp object in two attacks. Tara Molina reports.
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Police said a man approached the women from behind, armed with what is described as a sharp object in two attacks. Tara Molina reports.
Three women were sexually assaulted in the past couple weeks, and the neighborhood was on edge Monday. Tara Molina reports.
In each attack, the attacker approached his victims from behind — and he was armed with a sharp object in two of the three attacks, police said.
The robberies all happened in the early morning hours Friday, Dec. 6.
The robberies all happened in the early morning hours Friday, Dec. 6.
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