Suspect sought after alleged assault on woman at Arlington nature preserve, police say
According to authorities, the suspect grabbed the woman from behind and pushed her to the ground.
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According to authorities, the suspect grabbed the woman from behind and pushed her to the ground.
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Cindy Clemshire, the victim in the case, was also in attendance. The judge set the next hearing for September.
Cindy Clemishire, who was 12 when the alleged abuse began, says she will be in attendance.
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