Police: Bicycle-Riding Suspect Randomly Smashes Woman In Face With Hard Object
Police said a man on a bicycle approached the 61-year-old victim and hit her in the face with some sort of hard object.
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Police said a man on a bicycle approached the 61-year-old victim and hit her in the face with some sort of hard object.
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