DEPUTIES SEEK MAN IN SEXUAL ASSAULT.Byline: Teresa Jimenez Daily News Staff Writer Sheriff's detectives are seeking a man on suspicion of smashing the sliding glass door of a home and sexually assaulting a 57-year-old woman early Thursday. The man was described as in his 20s with a dark complexion complexion /com·plex·ion/ (kom-plek´shun) the color and appearance of the skin of the face. com·plex·ion n. The natural color, texture, and appearance of the skin, especially of the face. and short black hair. He bears a resemblance Resemblance may refer to:
``There are some alarming similarities,'' he said. ``While we can't say with certainty, we can say that we have some concern.'' The man broke the glass door of the home at 2000 Pleasant Way about 2:25 a.m. Thursday, waking the woman. When the woman got up to check on the noise, she discovered the man in her living room, sheriff's officials said. The man sexually assaulted her while choking Choking Definition Choking is the inability to breathe because the trachea is blocked, constricted, or swollen shut. Description Choking is a medical emergency. When a person is choking, air cannot reach the lungs. her, sheriff's officials said. A neighbor called out to the woman and the man fled. Sheriff's officials then were called. A sheriff's canine canine or canid Any domestic or wild dog or doglike mammal (e.g., wolf, jackal, fox) in the family Canidae, found throughout the world except in Antarctica and on most ocean islands. patrol was brought in and was able to follow the man's scent to Live Oak Street, but he could not be found. During the attack, the man suffered an injury on the right side of his head, causing him to bleed Printing at the very edge of the paper. Many laser printers, including all LaserJets up to the 11x17" 4V, cannot print to the very edge, leaving a border of approximately 1/4". In commercial printing, bleeding is generally more expensive, because wider paper is often used, which is later , sheriff's officials said. Anyone with information about the incident is urged to call the sheriff's major crimes unit at (805) 494-8201. |
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