According to information released by DePaul University, the woman was attacked Sunday, July 29, 2012, around 1:30 a.m. at 2253 West Magnolia Avenue, near Magnolia and Belden.
A male offender tried to force the woman into a silver-colored vehicle, being driven by a male accomplice, said the report.
When the woman fought back, the suspect released the victim, and both men fled the scene.
The main offender is 5'9" to 6'0' and weighs approximately 175 to 180 pounds.
The community alert does not mention the suspects' race.
NOTE: DePaul defined sexual abuse as "unwanted touching".
The community alert doesn't mention the race of the suspects? So what kind of an alert is it that doesn't give the very most basic identifying information?
ReplyDeleteFollow the rule, if they leave out the race then you know it's black.
NO RACE???? GOD FORBID THIS RAG OFFEND THE CRIMINALS !!
ReplyDeleteFACT - BLACKS are 12% of the US population but COMMIT:
50% of all MURDERS
60% of ARMED ROBBERIES
50% of all CARJACKINGS
44% of SEX OFFENSES
35% of CHILE MOLESTATION
35% of FILICIDE OFFENDERS (Parents who kill their children)
and just to PROVE that those fact are accurate
BLACKS ARE 50% 0F VIOLENT OFFENDERS IN PRISON
At least they issued an alert in due time. It took FOUR days for the alert to be issued on the throat slasher in Wrigleyville.
ReplyDeleteThey don't want these daddys in Oklahoma to know what could happen to their dear daughters they send off alone into a "world class" city for it could have an effect on the bottom line.
Sexual assault in quotes. Fuck you.
ReplyDeleteHey Anon@4:43pm, you forgot ninety percent of the TV commercials.
ReplyDeleteRACIST LOSERS!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey put sexual abuse in quotes because Depaul has it's own description of it. FYI to commenter above ^^ who says "Fuck you"
ReplyDeleteSo... Should women be on the look out for Asians? Mexicans? Blacks? Whites? Jews? Arabs?
ReplyDeleteWay to be helpful and INCLUDE THE DETAILS in the alert!
That notice is a useful as putting out a warning that 'some guy or some gal did something and all should be on the look out for someone'.